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By replicating the biological structure, they might shed some light on the logic. Right now we're making almost zero traction, a serious effort to copy it migh
by jbooth 13y ago
By replicating the biological structure, they might shed some light on the logic. Right now we're making almost zero traction, a serious effort to copy it might at least make it clear what we're trying to understand.
At the very least, if they have a cortex in software, it would create a ethical (?) way to experiment with the logic by enabling/disabling pieces and seeing what happens.
- tremols 13y ago"By replicating the biological structure, they might shed some light on the logic.." Sounds a bit like cargo-cult to me. We already tried to spawn amoebas from electro-charged soup of chemicals and it didn't work.