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If Markov processes won’t cut it, a Turing machine will. And an ANN can approximate a Turing machine. To boil it down, if you really want to argue that the be
by mr_toad 5y ago
If Markov processes won’t cut it, a Turing machine will. And an ANN can approximate a Turing machine.
To boil it down, if you really want to argue that the behaviour of a neuron can’t be simulated by an ANN, you’re arguing that a neuron is doing something non-computable. At which point you might as well argue it’s magical.
- skohan 5y agoSo I think this thread was about two claims: 1. Can ANN's (in their current iteration) achieve general intelligence 2. Can they do it more efficiently than a biological brain It certainly has not been established that a Turing machine can achieve general intelligence.