>guessing you don't work in the medical field Maybe the fact I don't actually makes it easier to understand biological complexity. You guys have to figure out

>guessing you don't work in the medical field Maybe the fact I don't actually makes it easier to understand biological complexity. You guys have to figure out how to fix a brain when it breaks. In CS, a holy grail is to match or exceed human cognition with general AI. It's not fixing something broken, its reverse engineering or alternatively engineering from scratch the greatest known computational device in the universe which has evolved over a billion years. It's often not appreciated that this hasn't happened yet not due to lack of computing power. It hasn't happened yet because we're still not even remotely close to knowing what code to write if we did have 10,000 times more compute. We don't know how to do it, and instead are forced to plod along in awe as every year we learn a little more about what we don't know.