Using DNNs to understand the primate vision: A shortcut or a distraction?

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e413 (2023)
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Bowers et al. bring forward critical issues in the current use of deep neural networks (DNNs) to model primate vision. Our own research further reveals fundamentally different algorithms utilized by DNNs for visual processing compared to the brain. It is time to reemphasize the value of basic vision research and put more resources and effort on understanding the primate brain itself.

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