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Yeah, two things on that: 1. I know we are making leaps and bounds with computers, but we simply do not understand ourselves enough to make a copy of it. If you
by hobs 13y ago
Yeah, two things on that:
1. I know we are making leaps and bounds with computers, but we simply do not understand ourselves enough to make a copy of it. If you say that we can just simulate the physical capabilities to the atomic level, good luck to you.
2. So many questions about an electronic brain and yet it will (for a long time) have plenty less brain cells than a cow or a cuttlefish, and yet we kill and eat both every day(Delicious meat, I must eat).
So, when does the cow end and a human computer program begin? Do we need humane programming practices?