AI Reconstructs Images From Brain Scans

okay so AI can literally read our minds now. a team from osaka was able to reconstruct visual images from mri scan data using stable diffusion. first row is the image presented to the test subject, second row is the reconstructed image from mri data. wild. High-resolution image reconstruction with latent diffusion models from human brain activity Yu Takagi¹˒²　Shinji Nishimoto¹˒² Graduate School of Frontier Biosciences, Osaka University, Japan ©CNet, NICT, Japan Figure 1. Presented images (red box, top row) and images reconstructed from fMRI signals (gray box, bottom row) for one subject (subject).

The meme is a screenshot of text describing a team from Osaka reconstructing visual images from MRI data with stable diffusion, alongside a research paper showing original images and reconstructed versions. The joke is an exaggerated reaction that AI can now literally read people’s minds, using “wild” as an astonished punchline. It is sent as a reaction to unsettling, impressive, or dystopian advances in artificial intelligence. EN: The meme is a screenshot of text describing a team from Osaka reconstructing visual images from MRI data with stable diffusion, alongside a research paper showing original images and reconstructed versions. The joke is an exaggerated reaction that AI can now literally read people’s minds, using “wild” as an astonished punchline. It is sent as a reaction to unsettling, impressive, or dystopian advances in artificial intelligence.

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