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Yeah, that is surely a step forward. But simulating a worm is way too far from simulating a human brain. And also I'm not sure if this is a right path (Just IMH
by zuckmitnick 14y ago
Yeah, that is surely a step forward.
But simulating a worm is way too far from simulating a human brain. And also I'm not sure if this is a right path (Just IMHO).
Luckily, I've been working on the framework of simulating the human brain and I've got a theory. In the next few weeks I'll be working on realizing this framework and release a demo. If this works, I will post it on HN. :)
- S4M 14y agoLooks good, good luck with that! That seems a really interesting and challenging project, do you have a background in neuropsychology or another field that helps you understand how the human brain work? If you need help, you can shoot me an email, and I will see what I can do (my background is more in applied maths).
- zuckmitnick 14y agoThis is really challenging. I think my theory is completely new, and I'm not sure if it could work, so for about 4 years I've been working on this alone. If I can prove its correctness by creating my first workable demo, I will start my startup and I will need many people's help. I'd be very happy if guys like you can join me! Cuz my math is poor. LOL. My major is software engineering. My background is not about neuropsychology but I have very much interested in it. I did it mainly in a psychological way and on a neuropsychologic base. Sorry to reply you so late. I've been busy these few days and didn't get time for HN.
- S4M 14y agoWell, if you want a bit of help, you can shoot me an email - in my profile - and I'll see what I can do (which, I am afraid, will not be much).
- zuckmitnick 14y agoYeah, that's nice. I will, when I need your help. Thx