13-11-2019, 01:56 PM
Again a little bit out of my depth (to say the least LOL), but I think the thing is that we are talking about a large number of cells. Probably an extremely large number of interacting algorithms so effectively a chaotic system. We are then in a position of not seeing the wood for the trees. There is maybe no reason why the human brain is not behaving algorithmically, just that, at least at the moment, we don't have the knowledge to be able to break the complex system into individual algorithms / algorithmic sub-steps. We are only really in the stages of separating the brain into compartments for function so it is still at the black box stage with inputs, outputs and indeterminate processing. As such AI is currently really just emulating, not implementing, the processing.
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