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Human brains are also ridiculously expensive to copy and distribute. Not to mention that you need an extremely loose definition of "copy".
by MauranKilom 6y ago
Human brains are also ridiculously expensive to copy and distribute. Not to mention that you need an extremely loose definition of "copy".
- danw1979 6y agoMe and the wife made a couple and whilst they aren't cheap, I wouldn't say they're outrageously costly to make/run. Not particularly reliable though... and yes, we seem to be having great difficulty copying the required information into them.
- avs733 6y agoI'm in the first trimester of the manufacturing process, excited but also having some sticker shock at day care options. Never built something so initially unstable that ends up Turing complete before.
- Datenstrom 6y ago> Not to mention that you need an extremely loose definition of "copy". Makes me wonder, with a nearly perfect simulation for a reinforcement learning agent and a human brain or equivalent architecture, would you be able to make exact copies. Assuming the PRNGs and other settings were deterministic. Now that would be an interesting and controversial experiment.