/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9221183
> Cloning Brain Memory is almost impossible.
Yeah? Any formal proof of that?

> Even if possible the Clone will not be you.
I'd argue that it would be me for all intents and purposes. If you disagree, then I can say that you are not the same person as you from month ago, that person is ded.

I've been doing some amateur thinking about how brain memory cloning could be done. First I considered just performing a scan at microscopic or even quantum level and just recreating the structure. However observer effect will likely complicate this shit.

Other than just memory cloning there's also personality cloning/digitization, the real topic of this thread. The difference is that it affects how you act, not just what you know, reflexes, instincts, inhibitions and all that shit. So, my idea is what if we use Machine Learning. Create an AI agent that "shadows" a person in his daily life, learning about how he acts in different situations and refining the model, till its behaviour is indistinguishable from the original. Now that's what I would call immortality.