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Artificially creating thought is not possible. Maybe it’s possible to link existing brains to computers, grow a brain in a lab(?), anything else will basically
by hmmokidk 2y ago
Artificially creating thought is not possible. Maybe it’s possible to link existing brains to computers, grow a brain in a lab(?), anything else will basically be some lowly form of mimicry and a far cry from actual thought. I don’t think we will be able to reproduce what nature does to be fair. Unless somehow we bridge the gap between the digital and biological world, which would be neat although extremely morbid. Somehow getting a mouse brain to solve something, attached to a computer?
This is completely out of my ass. I think that’s the best anyone can give you at this point in time.
- taylodl 2y agoWhat is a thought and why can't machines have them? This question is off-the-cuff while reading your response.
- gtsop 2y ago"Mathematically" speaking, i see no reason to say we cannot recreate thought. At least in principle. This means that we may not have the science or technology to do it yet, but it could happen in the future