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While this is a lot of data if you extrapolate to a full brain, a lot of signs point towards the data you'd need to actually simulate a brain being much smaller

• tartoran 5y ago
  I agree, a rudimentary one at least should be possible with less. A human brain is not active all at once either and large parts of the brain are dedicated with decoding or other limiting factors of human hardware
  • astrange 5y ago
    Human genomes are typically stored as a diff from a reference genome (100GB -> 15MB), so you could do the same here. Although if you can disentangle memories from the rest of the brain recording, you'd probably want to try running your own memory on Einstein's brain and see what that's like rather than actually use yours. It wouldn't be you, but a scan of your brain is not you either.