Scientists are working to simulate the human brain through artificial intelligence, aiming to replicate functions like memory, perception, and learning. Brain-inspired AI models—also called neuromorphic computing—mimic the structure of neurons and synapses to improve machine learning. Projects like Blue Brain and Human Brain Project seek to digitally map the brain’s complexity. Understanding brain mechanisms could help treat neurological disorders, develop advanced prosthetics, and build conscious machines. While full simulation is still far off, progress in neuro-AI is enhancing fields from healthcare to robotics. The intersection of neuroscience and AI raises exciting possibilities—and complex ethical questions.
