The findings should help understand the human mind, of course. They suggest that the brain interprets the environment as a range of potential actions, and that you’re always considering options even if you only ever settle on one. However, this could also help produce smarter robots. If you could teach artificial intelligence to always have multiple solutions in mind, they could have a more human-like ability to improvise.
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