Researchers at the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI) and Tsinghua University report that memory reactivation during sleep helps regulate sleep dynamics, providing experimental evidence of bidirectional memory–sleep interactions; the study is published in Science. BAAI said it has developed Brainμ0, a multimodal foundational model aimed at unifying heterogeneous, high-throughput, long-duration neural data, and will continue advancing the Brainμ series to integrate AI with cross-sc

Researchers at the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI) and Tsinghua University report that memory reactivation during sleep helps regulate sleep dynamics, providing experimental evidence of bidirectional memory–sleep interactions; the study is published in Science. BAAI said it has developed Brainμ0, a multimodal foundational model aimed at unifying heterogeneous, high-throughput, long-duration neural data, and will continue advancing the Brainμ series to integrate AI with cross-scale basic neuroscience research.