Even if there has been a lot of development in artificial intelligence, the human brain is the most complex and dynamic knowledge processing to date. There is a significant lag time-period when new and accurate knowledge becomes accessible and when used artificial intelligence systems are updated. Still, it is not needed for newly generated and newly built artificial intelligence systems to be retrained. Now, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company Nara Logics, which a 2010 MIT graduate created, is working to advance artificial intelligence by focusing on the functionality of the brain. New developments in neuroscience are used in artificial intelligence to imitate the circuit work and simulate it correctly.