No, "these same algorithms" don't "run in our brains". Our brains produce thoughts in ways that we don't even have the slightest understanding of. We have conje

No, "these same algorithms" don't "run in our brains". Our brains produce thoughts in ways that we don't even have the slightest understanding of. We have conjecture and some observations (e.g. electric signal monitors) that only scratch the surface of describing what the end result of a "thought" looks like. The comparison of how humans think and human intellect in general with poorly understood applied computational statistics really has gone too far. Now, if you mean to say that humans themselves have biases and "wrong" behavior, that's a different matter.