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by simonh
3034 days ago
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I’ve seen this claimed before. I think it’s based on an estimation of the computational sophistication of the human brain. Not what’s required to perfectly simulate a brain as such, much of the activity in brain cells is likely metabolic and not tied to their relevant behaviour, but what’s required to replicate the brain’s cognitive activity. We may know little to nothing about AGI, but we do have one very common example of GI abundantly available to use as a point of reference. I’m not sure what estimation the poster is using though, or how likely it might be to be accurate. |
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