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Absolutely, but I suspect much of this complexity is accidental / incidental in nature. It is needed to support the physical aspects of the biological processes
by programmer_dude 4y ago
Absolutely, but I suspect much of this complexity is accidental / incidental in nature. It is needed to support the physical aspects of the biological processes. The essential (algorithmic / mathematical) part will be quite simple and can be emulated in a few thousand lines of code.
Complex algorithms are not energy efficient and since the brain is highly energy efficient we must preclude such algorithms from consideration.
- VyseofArcadia 4y ago> I suspect much of this complexity is accidental / incidental in nature From what little I know, I am unwilling to make that assumption, but I do think that starting with a relatively simple algorithmic/mathematical biology-inspired take and slowly ratcheting up the complexity as needed is a reasonable way to proceed.
- programmer_dude 4y agoAgreed!