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The 2026 WBAI Incentive Award: Call for Applications

WBAI calls for applications for the Incentive Award to promote developments in the WBA field. The award will be given to persons who achieved a (potentially) prolific result in promoting the development of brain-inspired artificial general intelligence (AGI), with the grant of 50,000 yen (JPY) (past awardees). The detail of the call for applications follows. The award […]

At the Opening of 2026: Laying the Groundwork for a Bridge Between Humanity and Superintelligence

Happy New Year! We at the Whole Brain Architecture Initiative (WBAI) continue to advance research and development of human brain-morphic AGI—artificial general intelligence modeled on the structure and function of the brain—toward our vision of “a world with AI in harmony with humanity.” As we enter our 11th year, we reflect on our journey thus […]

WBAI Activity Report at ICONIP2025

Yoshimasa Tawatsuji, Akira Taniguchi, Takeshi Nakashima, Yudai Suzuki, Yuta Ashihara, Hiroshi Yamakawa WBAI (Whole Brain Architecture Initiative) organized three major programs—a Tutorial, a Special Session, and a Workshop—at ICONIP2025 (International Conference on Neural Information Processing), held at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST). We also participated in research…

Tutorial “A Methodology for Designing Brain-Like AI Software” @ICONIP2025

10:00-13:00, November 20, 2025Main Campus C210, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST), Japan Introduction At ICONIP2025, we are hosting a tutorial titled “A Methodology for Designing Brain-Like AI Software.” This tutorial will provide a structured overview of BRA (Brain Reference Architecture)-driven development for designing brain-morphic AI software. Participants will engage in…

The Third International Whole Brain Architecture Workshop in ICONIP2025

9:00-12:00, November 24, 2025 Welcome Welcome to the 3rd International Whole Brain Architecture Workshop, held on November 24, 2025! This workshop will be held in ICONIP2025 (32nd International Conference on Neural Information Processing) [link to the website of ICONIP2025]. Building brain-inspired artificial intelligence is a promising approach to engineering human-like problem-solving abilities.…

Special Session “Toward Safe Brain-Inspired AI” @ICONIP2025

15:00-17:00, November 20, 2025 Main Campus B250, Okinawa Institue of Science and Technology (OIST), Japan This session is completed and share slieds. Introduction At ICONIP 2025, we are hosting a special session titled “Toward Safe Brain-Inspired AI” aimed at enhancing the safety, interpretability, and ethical aspects of AI inspired by the human brain. In this […]

The 2025 WBAI Incentive Award: Call for Applications

WBAI calls for applications for the Incentive Award to promote developments in the WBA field. The award will be given to persons who achieved a (potentially) prolific result in promoting the development of brain-inspired artificial general intelligence (AGI), with the grant of 50,000 yen (JPY) (past awardees). The detail of the call for applications follows. The award […]

At the Opening of 2025 – Towards a Future Where Human Brain-morphic AGI Bridges Humanity and Superintelligence –

New Year’s greetings from the Whole Brain Architecture Initiative (WBAI)! We at the WBAI continue to pursue research and development of human brain-moriphic AGI, modeled on the structure and function of the brain, “to create a world in which artificial intelligence (AI) exists in harmony with humanity.” As this marks our 10th anniversary, we want […]

The Second International Whole Brain Architecture Workshop

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WCCI2024 Panel: Can AI Craft AI Inspired by the Brain?: Insights from the Fathers

Can AI Craft AI Inspired by the Brain?: Insights from the FathersThis panel will be held at The IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence on July 3rd, 2024. Panel Abstract Recent developments in neural network research have shown remarkable progress, especially with Transformer-based models. There are differing perspectives on potential paths to Artificial General Intelligence […]