Developing Mind and Brain with Biological AI (BAI)

Developing Mind and Brain with Biological Artificial Intelligence (BAI)

Could the human mind develop capabilities beyond those we currently know? Imagine understanding how to prepare your mind for more effective learning, organise memories, retrieve information and explore new approaches to focus, creativity and problem-solving.

This conference introduces the organisers’ perspective on Biological Artificial Intelligence – BAI, human learning and cognitive development.

The future of intelligence is not only about smarter machines; it can also be about human capabilities.

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Biological AI: focusing on the human mind

AI develops information processing through computational systems and artificial neural networks. In the BAI approach introduced here, the focus is the human being. The brain’s complex networks support learning, memory, attention, creativity and problem-solving.

Rather than adding artificial hardware to the brain, the organisers explore cognitive development through learning and neural-cognitive organisation. Can better understanding of these processes inform new models of receiving, processing, organising and retrieving information? These questions guide the discussion.

Understand your mind for more effective learning

• Learning languagesExplore the role of practice and learning patterns.
• Memory and retrievalDiscover strategies for organising and recalling learning.
• Attention and focusDiscuss attention quality and distraction.
• Problem-solvingConsider analysis, information integration and new solutions.
• Creativity and thinkingExplore fresh connections and perspectives.
• Organising informationUnderstand how knowledge is received, stored and used.
• Beyond traditional instructionConsider cognitive processes alongside the transfer of information.

Beyond smarter machines and traditional teaching

As AI changes the world, can a better understanding of the brain also help people develop their own capabilities? Bigdeli Neural-Cognitive Learning focuses on processes involved in receiving, organising, combining, storing and retrieving information.

Teach people to fish, rather than simply giving them a fish.

The discussion goes beyond supplying more information to explore the processes involved in learning, thinking and using knowledge effectively.

Hear from the people developing this approach

The organisers share their perspectives, concepts and research observations about cognitive development. This is an opportunity to consider the mind not only as a means of learning, but also as a subject of understanding and development.

A different perspective on the future

Alongside advances in AI, this programme discusses BAI with human capabilities at its centre. It explores how research and innovation in Iran can contribute to understanding learning and the brain.

Speakers

• Mojtaba Bigdeli ShamlooPsychologist, researcher and developer of Bigdeli Mind Simulation.
• Dr Hamid KamarzarinPhD in psychology and researcher in neural-cognitive learning.
• Professor Dr Hossein AhmadiThe best university entrance exam adviser.

Who is this conference for?

Researchers, students, psychologists, educators, entrance-exam candidates and anyone interested in AI, learning, memory, attention, creativity and emerging ideas about human capabilities.

Time and venue

Venue: VIP Hall, Tehran University of Medical Sciences
Date: Friday, 8 Aban 1405 (30 October 2026)
Time: 17:00–20:00, Tehran time
Attendance: in person

Registration and tickets

In-person ticket: 1,990,000 Toman

Special offer, including dinner and refreshments

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Think differently about the future of the human mind.

Researchers, students, psychologists, educators, entrance-exam candidates and anyone interested in AI and human learning.

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