>> People are pushing the analogy of "artificial intelligence" and "brain", etc. creating a confusion that leads to such "laws". What we have is a situation tha

>> People are pushing the analogy of "artificial intelligence" and "brain", etc. creating a confusion that leads to such "laws". What we have is a situation that is similar to birds and planes, they do not operate under the same principles at all. But modend neural nets ARE based on biological neurons. It's not a perfect match by any means, but synaptic "weights" are very much equivalent to model weights. Model structure and size are bigger differences.