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It would be really awesome if we figured out exactly how the brain works before we are able to simulate it. But at current rates of new discovery I think we mig
by Galaxeblaffer 7y ago
It would be really awesome if we figured out exactly how the brain works before we are able to simulate it. But at current rates of new discovery I think we might be able to simulate it before we understand it
- amelius 7y agoBut we're currently on a different path, since backpropagation is not how nature does it (as far as I know).
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- p1esk 7y agoWhat does backpropagation has to do with this research?
- ozim 7y agoThe problem is you cannot figure out just how brain works, because it is not kind of system where you can detach something and make it work in separation. For some limited understanding you can get as far as 'limphatic system' does that, 'digestive system' does other stuff. But in simulating it you have to take into account all chemical and physical interactions.