Scientists are using supercomputers and data from the game Ebb and Flow to train deep learning models that mimic the human behavior of “task-switching,” shifting attention from one task to another. This research is important for understanding cognitive control and diseases such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Paul Jaffe and Russell Poldrack developed a new and more realistic model of task-switching that imposes fewer assumptions on how the brain goes about doing a particular task.
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