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Fascinating paper, though if you're looking for a quantified "computational power of the human brain" you won't find it. He concludes the brain isn't similar en
by calibas 3y ago
Fascinating paper, though if you're looking for a quantified "computational power of the human brain" you won't find it. He concludes the brain isn't similar enough to a computer for a comparison to be made.
- Nevermark 3y agoWe will have to wait for an AI that can truly understand us. A jest I fear may be taken too seriously by the reality we seem to be quickly heading into. — I would guess that despite all the disparate systems, the basic computations will be similar. Different parts of our generalized connectome, making different connections at different time frames. I.e. time and multi-signal integration with decay, positive and negative acting signals, squashing or frequency limiting functions, with forward, lateral & feedback connections.
- rmbyrro 3y agoNot even we understand ourselves. I wonder if it's even possible for a machine to do it. And if it is possible and we manage to create this machine, there's still the problem of explaining us to ourselves.