Scientifically speaking, how far are we from uploading a single neuron into a computer?
Scientifically speaking, how far are we from uploading a single neuron into a computer?
Ian Peterson
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John Jackson
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Henry Cooper
a really long way away when all we do with the internet is watch porn?
Jaxon Thomas
I can already put a neuron in my USB port
Jace Edwards
It's been done before but every time they jews manage to replace the neuron with a jewish one so the project has to be abandoned.
Brayden Fisher
>Scientifically speaking, how far are we from uploading a single neuron into a computer?
infinity amount of time.
your question is literally meaningless, thus the response you receive is equally meaningless.
Jack Walker
A tripfag deserves an infinite amount of humiliation.
Julian Rodriguez
>Scientifically speaking, how far are we from uploading a single neuron into a computer?
A neuron is basically a transistor in computer terms, except it has far more links (dendrites) and has other abilities controled by DNA.
However a brain has approx 100 billion of these. Even if a computer was created with a billion transistors, there is likely orders of magnitude of complexity it would lack compared to the organic.
Gabriel Hill
Not really
Jordan Taylor
From what we understand I think the neuron is a pretty simple machine. We can already make one on the computer that approximates basic functioning.
Infact neural networks are small clusters of these doing specific tasks.
If you get enough of these are put them together do they make a consciousness?
Probably not.
I mean, if the brain is just made up of enough 'modular' parts.. then why do some parts of the brain have specific functions, the emotional center etc... Should it all just be neurons capable of doing each other's jobs?