Artificial Intelligence researchers at Open AI, a startup founded by Elon Musk, have discovered neurons within an AI system that have only previously been seen in the human brains. According to a blog post, researchers uncovered what is referred to by neuroscientists as a'multimodal neuron', within the murky inner workings of one of its most advanced neural networks. The researchers said that the discovery was made using a general-purpose vision called CLIP, which trains itself on complex datasets to recognise objects and people within abstracts, such as cartoons or statues. We've found that our latest vision model, CLIP, contains neurons that connect images, drawings and text about related concepts. The company said that they have discovered neurons in CLIP that respond to the same concept whether presented literally, symbolically, or conceptually.