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In the spirit of the thing, you have to admit that "artificial intelligence" is already a widely accepted description of a variety of algorithms which will neve
by noduerme 4y ago
In the spirit of the thing, you have to admit that "artificial intelligence" is already a widely accepted description of a variety of algorithms which will never literally replace human brains in human skulls... so by extension, any hardware built to run those algorithms could be described as an artificial brain full of artificial neurons, if only to differentiate it from an actual brain running artificial intelligence.