Historical context & research account
Hebb's account of learning emphasises that connections between neurons can change through joint activity. Although far removed from image generation, it helps establish a consequential hypothesis: capabilities need not be written into a system entirely as explicit rules, but may be acquired through experience and changes in connection strengths.
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Date displayed for this node：1949 · Date recorded in the research master：1949
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The Organization of Behavior
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The Organization of Behavior
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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 5 · 004
Date as recorded: 1949
The Organization of Behavior ↗
The Organization of Behavior
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. The Organization of Behavior. Art-history node #004. https://salondesrefuses.cn/en/art-history/004
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