Guy Gaziv is a NeuroAI research scientist with a decade of experience bridging computational neuroscience and applied machine learning, currently advancing neural interface research at Meta Reality Labs. Trained with a PhD from the Weizmann Institute and postdoctoral work at MIT's DiCarlo Lab, he has led publications in top AI and neuroscience venues and translated brain-reading research into 3D scene and video reconstruction. His background spans industry and defense-grade computer vision systems, from gait biometrics to prototyping for Israeli Military Intelligence, giving him a rare blend of practical deployment experience and theoretical depth. Known for thinking about "reverse" brain-AI interactions—how tailored visual inputs could beneficially modulate brain states—he contributes at the intersection of human and machine vision while mentoring the next generation of researchers.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Engineering & Applied Physics (Magna Cum Laude), Computer Science, Applied Physics, Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering & Applied Physics (Magna Cum Laude), Computer Science, Applied Physics, Electronics Engineering at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Ph.D, CS & Applied Math, AI / Computational Neuroscience, Ph.D, CS & Applied Math, AI / Computational Neuroscience at Weizmann Institute of Science
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