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by modeless
5356 days ago
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You misunderstand. I'm saying we could, but the slowdown wouldn't be 1/100. It would be more like 1/1 billion. At that speed, it would take years to simulate a second of brain time. Not only would that be useless, it would be impossible to know if you'd actually implemented it right without being able to test it in a reasonable timeframe. That's why we'll only be able to develop brain-like AI once our computers are much faster. |
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I find it hard to agree, that despite the nanosecond latency times and the terabytes of throughput we can wring out of single computing devices(gpu's etc), we couldn't simulate brain-like AI faster than a billionth of what it should be.
You're probably right though.