Explore the concept of functional specificity in the human brain through this insightful one-hour lecture by MIT's Nancy Kanwisher. Delve into three key questions surrounding brain function, examining scanning techniques, CNN-based models, and image-computable models. Investigate the ideal feature space, shared processing stages, and the potential of larger networks. Analyze behavioral RDMs and discuss the specialization of face recognition, spontaneous segregation, and long-range connectivity. Engage with thought-provoking inquiries about optimal stimuli generation, multiple model comparisons, and the necessity of specific functions in brain processing.