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If you can emulate a brain, you can probably emulate a body.
by FeepingCreature 6y ago
If you can emulate a brain, you can probably emulate a body.
- WealthVsSurvive 6y agoBut to emulate the body, you must emulate the environment that shaped it, so now we're talking microverse creation. You could at best emulate the full set of current functions, but without the environment that model would be subject to incompleteness, entropy. You could perhaps watch for change, using the human corpus as input; all set conclusions seem to lead back to AI as human local intelligence orchestrator, rather than AI as emulation of human thought, maybe the two becoming one over time.
- FeepingCreature 6y ago> But to emulate the body, you must emulate the environment that shaped it, so now we're talking microverse creation. Yes, this is called "virtual reality" and "physics engine". The brain does not need its environments to be 100% indistinguishable from its ancestral environment; if it did, we could never move away from where we were born.