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Gabriel Snyder

Gabriel Snyder

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Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, The Fine Print Newsletter

New York

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with a special focus on Hungary.I’m a German-Hungarian freelance journalist covering Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine and political and social developments across Eastern Europe

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  • Mind and Machine: David Eagleman on What the Brain Can Teach Us About AI

    By Gabriel Snyder Verified| Newsweek Verified "The neuroscience community doesn't have a single definition of intelligence," says David Eagleman, professor of neuroscience at Stanford University. This fundamental uncertainty about the very thing we're trying to recreate in machines is the starting point for how Eagleman approaches artificial intelligence.

    By Gabriel Snyder Verified · Newsweek

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • The myth buster: Rodney Brooks breaks down the hype around AI

    By Gabriel Snyder Verified| Newsweek Verified Rodney Brooks shares, in the first of Newsweek’s AI Impact interview series, what 50 years of experience has taught him about AI hype cyclesRodney Brooks shares, in the first of Newsweek’s AI Impact interview series, what 50 years of experience has taught him about AI hype cyclesPhoto-illustration by Newsweek/Getty news article Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.

    By Gabriel Snyder Verified · Newsweek

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Mind and Machine: David Eagleman on What the Brain Can Teach Us About AI

    By Gabriel Snyder Verified| Newsweek Verified "The neuroscience community doesn't have a single definition of intelligence," says David Eagleman, professor of neuroscience at Stanford University. This fundamental uncertainty about the very thing we're trying to recreate in machines is the starting point for how Eagleman approaches artificial intelligence.

    By Gabriel Snyder Verified · Newsweek

    Mar. 18, 2025

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