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> leads straight to something not much different from human intelligence, just faster, Human brains are massively parallel, as are most machine learning models
by wizzwizz4 4y ago
> leads straight to something not much different from human intelligence, just faster,
Human brains are massively parallel, as are most machine learning models – but the hardware to process the latter isn't. I'm not confident it could necessarily be faster.
- rcarr 4y ago> Human brains are massively parallel Not only that, but they coordinate massively in parallel as well. Someone like Einstein might be the one who scores the goal but how many interactions with other people contributed to the goal scoring opportunity? We like to think of ourselves as individuals, but we’re far more like a hive species than we like to admit.
- marcosdumay 4y ago> Human brains are massively parallel Yes, and also massively recurrent. The amount of immediate state in a brain is huge, and our current computers have a really hard time accessing comparable amounts of memory. (As in, the time to load a brain-sized dataset from RAM into a CPU is on the order of days to years.) If there exists some easy to design intelligence that we are close to create, it can't look nothing like our brains.