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I tend to resist arguments that rely on the term "impossibly difficult". At one time it was thought that a chess program playing at Grandmaster level would be i
by inetsee 8y ago
I tend to resist arguments that rely on the term "impossibly difficult". At one time it was thought that a chess program playing at Grandmaster level would be impossible because of the combinatorial explosion, but we now have chess programs playing at Grandmaster levels. When chess programs started approaching Grandmaster level, people said programs playing Go at Grandmaster level would be impossibly difficult. But there they are.
- thereisnospork 8y agoI agree with the sentiment but more rigorously the current analytical techniques (fMRI, dissection, etc.) simply do not allow sufficient information - from a Shannon entropy POV - to decode the biological 1's and 0's. When/if the physics gets to the point where biological computation becomes decipherable, I have not doubt brains will both be accurately modeled in silicon and that these models will contribute greatly to AI development.