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What's holding us back in our attempts to simulate a brain is that we don't know how the brain works. That's a much more important hurdle to overcome than perfo
by Fargren 16y ago
What's holding us back in our attempts to simulate a brain is that we don't know how the brain works. That's a much more important hurdle to overcome than performance, I believe.
- Benjo 16y agoDo we understand the building blocks? What's the smallest system we can't model?
- possibilistic 16y agoHelium.
- gnosis 16y agoI'm not even sure that a single helium atom can be accurately modeled, if you take in to account all of the subatomic particles and processes involved (which are still in the process of being discovered and understood).