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The fundamental problem with AI is the lack of parallelization. There are more connections in the human brain than there are atoms in the universe. I am sure
by chegra84 17y ago
The fundamental problem with AI is the lack of parallelization. There are more connections in the human brain than there are atoms in the universe.
I am sure someone can write an AI program that is comparable with human intelligence on paper at this moment in time. But, the complexity of the algorithm would probably be exponential, hence massive parallelization is necessary.
I think the ibm blue brain project has the right approach for AI. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Brain_Project http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Brain_Project
- bobdole2695 17y agoUh. Wouldn't those connections need to be made of atoms?
- fezzl 17y agoGood point. Though I'm still sure that he's right in that there are many, many connections in the human brain.
- duke_sam 17y agoThere are more potential connections in between neurons in the human brain than there are atoms in the universe. Or at least that is the way I heard it.
- wlievens 17y agoThere are more potential connections between my cat and your dog than there are atoms in the universe. It's meaningless; just exponentiate something big enough and you get over the atom count :-)