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Can't simulate the brain of an ant or a mouse. Really don't expect ai to reach anything interesting. If science doesn't understand intelligence, it means it c
by jokoon 2y ago
Can't simulate the brain of an ant or a mouse.
Really don't expect ai to reach anything interesting.
If science doesn't understand intelligence, it means it cannot be made artificially.
- ramesh31 2y ago>Can't simulate the brain of an ant or a mouse We can't build a functional ornithopter, yet our aircraft fly like no bird ever possibly could. You don't need the same processes to achieve the same result. Biological brains may not even be the best solution for intelligence; they are just a clunky approximation toward it that natural evolution has reached. See: all of human technology as an analogy.
- JackSlateur 2y agoFunny but actually nice methaphor, because our aircrafts works by eating loads of gas, while birds eat leaves
- perilunar 2y agoAnd the ‘gas’ comes from dead trees.
- perilunar 2y agoPeople can and have built functional ornithopters, but they are nowhere near as functional as an actual bird. Aircraft fly a lot worse than birds. Bigger and faster sure, but nowhere near as manoeuvrable or efficient. Or smart. Or self-sufficient, or …