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We,humans,are very good at some things that will probably take decades for computers to get anywhere near such a level. For instance, you driving a car and ther
by cosmodisk 7y ago
We,humans,are very good at some things that will probably take decades for computers to get anywhere near such a level. For instance, you driving a car and there's a huge truck ahead of you transporting big logs. There isn't much traffic and eventually you get close enough to the truck to see that the structure holding the logs is somewhat loose.Your brain can instantly create a scenario of what would happen if the logs would start falling on the road.This alone gives you enough info to act upon.What you do( slow down or try to take over and warn the driver at the same time) is different question.In probably less than a second your brain recognised the type of cargo the truck had, it's physical properties, some outcomes should parts of the truck fail and so on. For us it's easy,for computer this would probably take days worth computation.
- Valgrim 7y agoNot just humans, bit even the tiniest of insects are capable of navigating with ease in complex environments at a speed and adaptability we are not even close to match. I'm pretty sure that having the raw intelligence of an ant brain in a mars rover would expand our exploration capabilities by several order of magnitudes.
- lostmsu 7y agoNah, insects just have very high body durability at the speeds they move.