And I am going to be interested how it does it.
If it ever does do it.
The hardware of a brain, human or other, has been duplicated with vast arrays of massively parallel GPUs which are in their own architected nature massively parallel arrays.
And we have trained those massive hardware arrays to do something "intelligent" with everything that we can make digitally available to them; we have trained them to proto-analyze, proto-synthesize and proto-think.
Daily the results continue to be spectacular.
The thing I wonder, though, is where does this silicon/digital AI run into the chemistry barrier?
All the mechanics, electronics and synapse gap jumping nature of brains - human and otherwise - that we now understand, and simulated in silicon and software, are only the machine of the thing.
The spirit of the thing is driven by chemicals.
Those chemicals inundate and direct the mechanics of our brains.
I wonder how Chat GPT gets signed on to that.
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