676796news17262484151726683007<![CDATA[Anna Ivanova Among Top Innovators in ‘MIT Technology Review’]]>Anna Ivanova, assistant professor in the School of Psychology, was recently named to the MIT Technology Review’s 35 Innovators Under 35 for 2024 for her work on language processing in the human brain and artificial intelligence applications.
A key pillar of Ivanova’s work involves large language models (LLM) commonly used in artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT. By approaching the study of LLMs with cognitive science techniques, Ivanova hopes to bring us closer to more functional AIs — and a better understanding of the brain.
“I am happy that, these days, language and human cognition are topics that the world cares deeply about, thanks to recent developments in AI,” says Ivanova, who is also a member of Georgia Tech’s Neuro Next Initiative, a burgeoning interdisciplinary research hub for neuroscience, neurotechnology, and society. “Not only are these topics important, but they are also fun to study.”
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2024-09-13T00:00:00-04:00The School of Psychology assistant professor was named one of the publication’s top 35 innovators under 35 for her work on language in the human brain and artificial intelligence.]]>674972image<![CDATA[Anna Ivanova, assistant professor in the School of Psychology at Georgia Tech.]]>
Anna Ivanova, assistant professor in the School of Psychology at Georgia Tech.]]>
258547image/jpegAudra Davidson Communications Program Manager Neuro Next Initiative]]>1278662201188443951https://www.technologyreview.com/innovators-under-35/2024/https://neuro.gatech.edu/researchers-reveal-roadmap-ai-innovation-brain-and-language-learning1278662201188443951187915172970192863192253