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You are correct. Neurons are not Turing machines. However, they are complex enough that they can be Turing machines so it can be fun to call them that. I didn’
by Choco31415 4y ago
You are correct. Neurons are not Turing machines. However, they are complex enough that they can be Turing machines so it can be fun to call them that.
I didn’t expect this topic to be so controversial to be honest. I’m not surprised though.
- dcow 4y agoI fully admit I may be underinformed. I had thought, though, that neurons were not sophisticated in the way a Turing machine is and much more akin to memristors. However, that may be a memristor tinted view of the world.
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