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I'm -not- a hardware guy, so this may be a dumb question/thought, but here goes - The human brain is pretty amazing, often thought of a 'petaflops' or beyond,
by axaxs 8y ago
I'm -not- a hardware guy, so this may be a dumb question/thought, but here goes -
The human brain is pretty amazing, often thought of a 'petaflops' or beyond, and I imagine pretty energy efficient as well, seeing as that our heads don't reach boiling temperatures. Has there been any work into 'rethinking' chips to work more like a human brain (i dont want to go as far to to say 'organic chips'), or is it just not well enough understood? Or unfeasible for some other reason?
- slondr 8y agoThe answer to that question is 50% "We don't know enough about the human brani" and 50% "Yes." There's been a lot of research into organic computing and how it could relate to neural networks, but it's an insanely difficult task and will be decades until anything viable is produced.