Re:Advances in semiconductors are feeding the AI boom
by jvanderbot on Thursday March 28, 2024 @02:29PM
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A simple discretization of the various levels of signal at each input/output, a discretization to handle time-of-propagation (which is almost surely part of the computation just because it _can be_ and nature probably hijacks all mechanisms), and a further discretization to handle the various serum levels in the brain, which are either inputs, outputs, or probably both.
Just add a factor 2^D transistors for each original "brain transistor" and re-run your hardware. Hope field effects don't count, and cross your fingers that neurons are idempotent!
Easy! /s
Modelling an analog system in digital will always have a combinatorial curse of dimensionality. Modelling a biological system is so insanely complex I can't even begin to think about it.
Just add a factor 2^D transistors for each original "brain transistor" and re-run your hardware. Hope field effects don't count, and cross your fingers that neurons are idempotent!
Easy! /s
Modelling an analog system in digital will always have a combinatorial curse of dimensionality. Modelling a biological system is so insanely complex I can't even begin to think about it.