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We can barely even do “artificial intelligence” correctly. Let alone mapping the human brain to a digital representation. It’s an interesting concept but in ord
by xyst 2y ago
We can barely even do “artificial intelligence” correctly. Let alone mapping the human brain to a digital representation. It’s an interesting concept but in order to “preserve” the brain, wouldn’t one have to get their brain dissected layer by layer and thus killing the subject in the first place?
Then storing all of that information without any loss would likely well exceed current technological limits. Then the computing power need to run the brain would have to be immense.
- akira2501 2y ago> We can barely even do “artificial intelligence” correctly Even if we could the brain is an amazingly efficient mechanism for computation. It uses such a low amount of power that it's hard to imagine a computer based AI model ever genuinely competing with it. If the environment and entropy are human scale concerns than AI is decidedly a dead end for us.
- tim333 2y agoIt'd be a long way into the future to do brain uploading type stuff. We are not close yet but maybe in fifty years?