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Doesn't this exactly describe human sensory input? Well, consider having a 360º array of 30 cameras all integrated into a perfect spherical sensory experience.
by seiji 11y ago
Doesn't this exactly describe human sensory input?
Well, consider having a 360º array of 30 cameras all integrated into a perfect spherical sensory experience. It's something we can't really imagine experiencing natively, but it would be trivial for eBrains to coalesce visual systems that way from eBirth.
Our bodies have lots of low bitrate sensors like billions of individual sensory nerves distributed throughout our bodes (and they are each individually addressable in the brain), but we don't think of "touch" as a sense to "computationalize" like vision or sound or language.
One amusing thing about AI sensors: nobody ever talks about superhuman smell. Where are the quantum AI noses?
- tamana 11y agoBiochemical sensors, like what that discredited blood test company theranos tried to do, is a sort of superhuman smell.