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We have reason to believe it's possible because we know we can simulate a single neuron. It's just the sheer complexity of full brain we can't scan and efficien
by YetAnotherNick 5y ago
We have reason to believe it's possible because we know we can simulate a single neuron. It's just the sheer complexity of full brain we can't scan and efficiently simulate.
- otabdeveloper4 5y agoThere's absolutely no reason to believe that the brain can be reduced to a collection of neurons. It's what we want to believe, because it's simpler and makes us feel in control; but in real nature there's intelligence without neurons, and the brain needs much more than neurons to do its thing. P.S. If we presume that human intelligence is a random processes, then there's no reason to think that this random process can create another that has more information complexity than the original. It makes no sense mathematically.