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by bserge
1985 days ago
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> the level of understanding we have of a microprocessor all the way from transistors to the algorithms running on it Good example, because the vast majority of people don't understand that. I tried and I still don't, nevermind someone who doesn't even care. I mean, I know the theory, I know the individual parts, but can't quite fully understand how a complete processor works. If someone from as early as 1920 would find an advanced robot that is a combination of some Boston Dynamics model and offline/autonomous Google Assistant (so it could walk, listen/talk/reply, and maybe pick stuff up), they would not be able to figure out how its "brain" works. At best they'd have a general idea/theory. Same thing with our brains and current understanding of it. I believe it is possible to reverse engineer it completely, but not with today's tools. |
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