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> And, by various universality theorems, a sufficiently large AGI could approximate any sequence of human neuron firings to an arbitrary precision. Wouldn't it
by bevr1337 1y ago
> And, by various universality theorems, a sufficiently large AGI could approximate any sequence of human neuron firings to an arbitrary precision.
Wouldn't it become harder to simulate a human brain the larger a machine is? I don't know nothing, but I think that peaky speed of light thing might pose a challenge.
- drdeca 1y agosimulate ≠ simulate-in-real-time
- zeroonetwothree 1y agoAll simulation is realtime to the brain being simulated.
- drdeca 1y agoSure, but that’s not the clock that’s relevant to the question of the light speed communication limits in a large computer?