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The complexity of operations our brain does is such that we need very big supercomputers to be able do similar tasks. At this scale size becomes relevant, becau
by marcodiego 4y ago
The complexity of operations our brain does is such that we need very big supercomputers to be able do similar tasks. At this scale size becomes relevant, because data can't travel faster than light. Maybe we still have to miniaturize our computer by an order of magnitude until we can get close to a human brain.
- sseagull 4y agoThis is kind of related to Moravec's paradox. Very generally, computers have a tough time with things humans are innately good at (recognizing items in photos, integrating sensory inputs, etc). But things that humans are be bad at (complex math, multiplying floating point numbers) are what computers excel at. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox