Measuring presence at work

by | Feb 4, 2026

Two application tools for work environments are presented, improving the understanding of presence and its impact on organizational results.
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The AI models behind ChatGPT, modern video generators, and voice assistants were never trained on brains. They learned from text, video, and audio scraped off the internet. And yet, a new paper from Meta's FAIR lab shows that if you take what these models have internally learned and add a small layer trained on fMRI recordings (a kind of brain scan) from 720 people, the result is something close to a working model of the human brain.

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