Re the EA article: The human brain is proof that a capable intelligence exists. But it is limited with regards to signal speed, number of neurons and the available sensor package. Which means that we are quite below the intelligence that is almost guaranteed to exist. An artificial intelligence matching human intelligence should have a l…
Re the EA article: The human brain is proof that a capable intelligence exists. But it is limited with regards to signal speed, number of neurons and the available sensor package. Which means that we are quite below the intelligence that is almost guaranteed to exist. An artificial intelligence matching human intelligence should have a lot of growth potential, at the very least, in memory size and speed of thinking. Add to that very fast learning of already existing knowledge via download and this would already put it at a significant advantage compared to a human brain.
Re the EA article: The human brain is proof that a capable intelligence exists. But it is limited with regards to signal speed, number of neurons and the available sensor package. Which means that we are quite below the intelligence that is almost guaranteed to exist. An artificial intelligence matching human intelligence should have a lot of growth potential, at the very least, in memory size and speed of thinking. Add to that very fast learning of already existing knowledge via download and this would already put it at a significant advantage compared to a human brain.