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by albertcardona 19y ago
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- robg 19y agoThe problem is that the basic assumption of neurons working as binary units is likely wrong. The next best guess is qubits, but that will take another generation, at least, to even begin to understand the implications let alone test. With two possible states for every neuron the exponential capacity to explain is ridiculous. The problem is that the basic assumption of neurons working as binary units is likely wrong. The next best guess is qubits, but that will take another generation, at least, to even begin to test let alone understand. With two states the exponential capacity to explain is ridiculous. The range of possibilities to decode gets absurd, if not infinite, with an additional supposition of the two. Godspeed to those trying!
- curi 19y agoqubits are not the next best guess. making quantum computers is really hard and delicate. a hot, wet, mushy place like the brain is no good.