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RE: Teaching AI to play Flappy Bird - the concept of perceptron | Neural Networks #1

in #utopian-io5 years ago

Dear @neavvy

I must quote this content:

Human brain can be defined as an incredibly sophisticated network containing 86 billion neurons communicating with each other using electrical signals. Brain as a whole is still an elaborate and complex mistery, but structure of a single neuron is already quite exhaustively researched. Simplistically, dendrites receive input signals and, accordingly to those inputs, fire an output signals through synapses.

But despite this very fine description, I still think that its complexity remains infinite. the AI could emulate in everything but never overcome, always the human Brain will look for the way to solve any problem no matter how complex it may be. If at some time the AI will succeed, it will be for a short time.

But after all your explanation in a very didactic way it may seem very simple, which is not, Friend I congratulate you for this ..

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You're right in what you propose friend @lanzjoseg.

As artificial intelligence programs improve, they become smarter. The human brain is also evolving in response to changes in the world. It is certain that as we see its size with respect to time, has increased.

I am sure that just as species evolve to survive, as Darwin indicated, the human brain should not be the exception.

Cheers!

I am sure that just as species evolve to survive, as Darwin indicated, the human brain should not be the exception.

You are right @jadams2k18. Human brain evolves extremely fast.

Thank you for your comment my dear friend @lanzjoseg!

If at some time the AI will succeed, it will be for a short time.

Yes, I get your point. Human brain is definitely complex mistery and I think humanity is not going to figure it out within next years.

But after all your explanation in a very didactic way it may seem very simple, which is not, Friend I congratulate you for this ..

Thank you :)