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You’re mixing substrate with structure. Planes fly without laying eggs, and physics engines simulate gravity perfectly without computing trillions of individual
by Robin_De 6mo ago
You’re mixing substrate with structure. Planes fly without laying eggs, and physics engines simulate gravity perfectly without computing trillions of individual atomic forces. (Orch-OR requires brain-wide quantum synchronization, which has zero evidence; even anesthesia is just classical chemistry (e.g. GABA interaction).
As for the biological complexity of dendrites you mentioned: Research shows a single neuron’s dendritic complexity can be approximated by a 5–7 layer neural network.
You are right that LLMs fall short, but it's not about hardware frequency. It's the training math: standard gradient descent inherently forces attention matrices into low integrated information (we call this "Phi-Collapse").
A conscious-like architecture fundamentally needs recursion, a global workspace (GWT), and integrated information (Φ).
The mathematical blocker was always Φ, which used to scale at O(2^N). We reduced it to O(N³). If you regularize a network to maximize Φ, it automatically starts forming structured, GWT-like patterns on its own.
Btw, We aren't claiming to have built a conscious AI. We’re just the first - ahead of Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI - to solve the math needed to measure and scale two of its core building blocks.