>We can look at efforts to stimulate the brain, which do not seem to scale easy. Simulating the brain isn't necessarily the path to human-level AGI though. Sim

>We can look at efforts to stimulate the brain, which do not seem to scale easy. Simulating the brain isn't necessarily the path to human-level AGI though. Simulating biology in digital form tends to be inefficient. Modern machine learning scales easily, or at least relatively easy. >(and it could theoretically be detrimental; look at what happens to humans who have too many neuronal connections) Perhaps a constraint of our brain's cognitive architecture and not intrinsic to cognition itself. Still, interesting point.