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Perhaps "Information processing" isn't very well defined. More appropriate would be "neuro-electrical activity". But then, people have simulated that at high sc
by nurettin 4y ago
Perhaps "Information processing" isn't very well defined. More appropriate would be "neuro-electrical activity". But then, people have simulated that at high scales and still only got parrots.
So there is still a missing process that turns organisms into self-sufficient survival bots and also gives brains some level of consciousness as a consequence and it isn't trivial to recreate. Otherwise we would be crawling in artificial minds with their self-induced purposes by now.
- epgui 4y ago> But then, people have simulated that at high scales People have thrown vast amounts of neurons in a bag, and have tried organizing networks in highly regular ways, but we have yet to apply what we know about brain tissue organization. We've done the equivalent of throwing a bunch of wood and concrete into a pile, so it should be no surprise that it doesn't look like a home. IMO it's quite remarkable that this approach has taken us so far!