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> However, I strongly suspect that it's theoretically possible to build a machine that "thinks" as well as a human Not any time soon. Modern "AI" research buil
by xvilka 4y ago
> However, I strongly suspect that it's theoretically possible to build a machine that "thinks" as well as a human
Not any time soon. Modern "AI" research built on completely wrong assumptions about how neurons work from the middle of XX century. It turned out they are much more complex than that (long story short every single neuron is analogous to the "neural network" as AI researchers understand them). See more at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmtQPrH-gC4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmtQPrH-gC4
- kiratp 4y agoWhy would you think that the machine implementation of “thinking” would need to mimic the biological implementation? Your brain does 1+1 = 2 very differently than an integrated circuit, but the end output is the same.
- xvilka 4y agoBecause it shows that real brain complexity is much larger than we thought, which means AGI is farther down the road.