I built a tool that maps brain activation responses to creative content, here's what I learned
Summary
Neural Lens is a tool that maps brain activation responses to creative content using Meta's Tribe v2 model, Claude API, and Hugging Face, providing neurological data on how content resonates with viewers beyond clicks and views.
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