I do like this all encompassing approach and was a fan of his book "On Intelligence" In computer hardware and software terms: we don't necessarily need to clo

I do like this all encompassing approach and was a fan of his book "On Intelligence" In computer hardware and software terms: we don't necessarily need to clone an x86 CPU, glue and I/O chips, and run an actual copy of firmware, bootloader, and Windows. If we understood just one of these, how the x86-like CPU works, and could implement a functional simulator that works similarly enough that would be extraordinarily useful. ANNs are a primordial stab at this. But this article is incredibly light on detail. I hope he does something like a follow up book to explain what he has learned in the time since.