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How the Brain Represents Sequences: Demonstration and Conversation

In this Future AI Society meeting, we dive into a foundational question: How does the brain represent sequences of information? From reading a sentence, to recognizing motion, to predicting what happens next, intelligence depends on ordered patterns unfolding over time. The brain doesn’t just store isolated facts — it continuously matches, extends, and predicts sequences. We explore how sequential memory might work biologically, how subsequences branch and compete, how matching continues beyond partial overlaps, and why sequence processing may be more fundamental than static knowledge structures. If you’re interested in neuroscience-inspired AI, predictive processing, or understanding how meaning emerges from ordered activity, this discussion goes deep into the mechanics. ________________________________________ Useful links: The Future AI Society: https://futureaisociety.org Discord:   / discord   The Brain Simulator III (UKS) project: https://github.com/FutureAIGuru/Brain... The Brain Simulator II (Neural Simulator) project: https://github.com/FutureAIGuru/Brain... ________________________________________ Join the Future AI Society and watch AI Neuro Insight videos to learn more about how learning about the human brain can impact the Future of AI.