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No, because you’re being reductive. Biological organisms are clearly not like silicon computers. Maybe biologist come up with the next big break through. I mea
by 2muchcoffeeman 7y ago
No, because you’re being reductive. Biological organisms are clearly not like silicon computers.
Maybe biologist come up with the next big break through. I mean, if you want to match an organically grown organism ...
- warent 7y agoIs it clear that they're not alike? In the end it's all information and data being processed, whether by silicon or neural cell. What difference does the medium make to the end result?
- lukastr0 7y agoThen at the very least, you should be able to simulate a biological brain, neuron by neuron, and get an intelligent computer that way. If you agree that's possible, you also have to consider whether it's the most efficient approach -- plausibly special algorithms could be invented that get the same intelligence at a fraction of the computing power.