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"Godlike" in the sense that we are so far below it, we have no hope of competing with it. I agree with your point and think we will discover that intelligent s
by idlewords 10y ago
"Godlike" in the sense that we are so far below it, we have no hope of competing with it.
I agree with your point and think we will discover that intelligent systems are by their nature full of interlocking feedback loops with negative controls, and that this is a necessary prerequisite for a system to even be intelligent.
- dredmorbius 10y agoI've been poking into neurons and brain function a bit. There are many neurons which are exitatory -- they respond when stimulated by others. There are a large number which are inhibitory. They supress activity of other neurons. I'm suspecting inhibition is more critical than excitation for consciousness and intelligence.