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Lets extend the time scale a bit. So you really think that in 10.000 years we cant figure and build a computer that rivals the human brain ? assuming that we h
by je42 5y ago
Lets extend the time scale a bit. So you really think that in 10.000 years we cant figure and build a computer that rivals the human brain ?
assuming that we havent destroyed ourselves and of course dont enter a dark age of a large percentage.
- lm28469 5y ago> So you really think that in 10.000 years we cant figure and build a computer that rivals the human brain ? There might be hard limits we'll never break through. All the experts will tell you is "we know that we don't know", because when it comes to the brain we don't know shit. There are many theories out there and materialism is only one of them. People deify tech and underestimate the brain, I'd advise to do the opposite
- FeepingCreature 5y agoOkay, so but excluding the possibility that the human brain runs on pixie dust...
- lm28469 5y agoWe might simply not be able to comprehend our own brain to a level that let use emulate it. The toys we're playing with today aren't even remotely close to emulate any kind of intelligent animal, the best we can (almost but not even fully) do is a worm with 300 neurons [0] (vs 80+ billions for the human brain) Technocrates told us we'd have AGI and flying cars by now, I'd stay cautious about people claiming reaching AGI is a question of time alone. [0] https://openworm.org https://openworm.org
- FeepingCreature 5y agoOpenWorm has been stalled for like half a decade now too. That said, there's a huge difference between "the brain may be too hard for us" and "the brain may not even be physical." That's about on the same scale as the difference between "the pyramids were built with advanced mechanical tools" and "the pyramids were built by aliens."