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How nuerons do addressing could be interesting to know. Is it like dhcp?. also is there data in the signals, like CAN-bus? Trying to draw comparisons maybe usef
by byteface 8y ago
How nuerons do addressing could be interesting to know. Is it like dhcp?. also is there data in the signals, like CAN-bus? Trying to draw comparisons maybe useful in building some kind of architecture. We know language is the tool or technology of understanding. And that developing it creates context for further understanding so in some respects language modelling itself is self learning. You'd then maybe only have to make it goal oriented. How that mental model works and grows seems to operate at metaphysical level but is represented in that physical pink lump. But as people often point out you don't need to be a bird to fly. Aren't we going for something beyond our own contraints when we try to make thinking machines? In which case the brain could be a limiting architecture. Harder to model is how we 'feel'. Pain is felt beyond just heat, pressure sensors or something unwanted demanding our attention. It's simple to concieve a model for reasoning using symbols, so in which case how it's done physically may be irrelevant? The intolerable ache of a tooth however is a hard thing to comprehend. Physcologically pleasure and pain are just multiplication or division or a success rate of our desired state. But understanding and feeling sensors and incorporating them into our condition brings in the whole needing a body argument. It's probably inaccurate to just call the CNS sensors and the PNS actuators. How the limbic system or the gut interact with our intelligence needs factoring in too for the creation of values. We identified many of the salient aspects of the mind, brain and body a long time ago. I wonder if it's enough to simulate bodies or needing sensory robots is more important? I don't feel I would know much if I had sensory deprivation of more than 3 senses. We encode many things onto memories. Time, geospatial information, emotional information, sensory information. Our corellation of all that stuff is our subjective understanding of it. It feels naive to assume one small group of people in one small domain will get us there given all the touchpoints.