Maybe, but real neurons are not closer to artificial neurons than a digestive system is to a furnace or a barrel of acid.
There is a very loose relation between them, because neural nets were historically inspired by the way real neurons are connected.
This is not saying anything about the capabilities of neural nets, I think they can be extremely potent, up to AGI level, but not because of biological mimicry but thanks to Computational Equivalence.
There is a very loose relation between them, because neural nets were historically inspired by the way real neurons are connected.
This is not saying anything about the capabilities of neural nets, I think they can be extremely potent, up to AGI level, but not because of biological mimicry but thanks to Computational Equivalence.
https://worldscienceu.com/lessons/2-6-principle-of-computati...