Digital Minds

[Anonymous No.14873644]

Is it possible to simulate brain cells or even a entire brain? Did Neurokernel succeed at creating a digital fly mind?

[Anonymous No.14873662]

>>14873644
No. Not even a single cell. Let that sink in. Members of the Dunning-Kruger religion keep promising you a singularity in two more weeks but all the brain power and computers in the world are stumped by a single biological cell.

[Anonymous No.14873690]

>>14873644
We're far off from that, they did it once in 2013, it took the 82,944 processors about 40 minutes to simulate one second of neuronal network activity.

[Anonymous No.14873761]

>>14873690
One second of one 1% human neuronal activity. A full worm, fly or insect mind should be easier to simulate and that fully. Thanks to exascale computers it should be possible.

[Anonymous No.14873783]

>>14873644
By the time you have simulated a brain fully, you might as well of given birth.

Stupid science.

[Anonymous No.14873822]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlIgmTALU74
https://qualiacomputing.com/2022/06/19/digital-computers-will-remain-unconscious-until-they-recruit-physical-fields-for-holistic-computing-using-well-defined-topological-boundaries/

[Anonymous No.14873887]

>>14873783
A digital human mind could accomplish far more than a analog one. It would be faster and it could change its brainstructure.

[Anonymous No.14874483]

Bump

[Anonymous No.14874491]

>>14873644
You don't need to simulate a whole brain, or even a single neuron to create something dangerous

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[Anonymous No.14875558]

>>14873644
yes https://github.com/Flowx08/Celegans-simulation

[Anonymous No.14875571]

>>14873761
>A full worm, fly or insect mind should be easier to simulate and that fully
It'll be really funny to watch the butthurt when all attempts to do that fail.

[Anonymous No.14875578]

>>14873822
I can't believe I fucking stared at this image for thirty seconds trying to understand what was happening.

[Anonymous No.14875749]

>>14873662
you are a retard shut up

[Anonymous No.14875752]

>>14875571
FAGGOT SHT UP SHUT UP YOU ARE NOTHIGN YOU ARE A WORM DISGUSITNG PIG GET OFF YOUR COMPUTER AND NECK YHOURSELF NOWW

[Anonymous No.14876157]

>>14875558
Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.14876836]

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[Anonymous No.14876854]

>>14873644
Nigga nobody really has any idea of how the mind works. All neuroniggers know if that if you push a button in the brain another cell reacts

[Anonymous No.14876864]

>>14875749
He didn't say anything wrong

[Anonymous No.14876893]

>>14873822
>>14873887
>>14874491
Stop posting this shit dude, all of us know about it and none of it is correct or philosophically interesting. You're just muddying up the thread and wasting posts.

[Anonymous No.14876897]

Yes it's entirely possible. But it wouldn't be a way you'd want to live. Just wait till you get deleted.

[Anonymous No.14877365]

>>14873644
Yes.

[Anonymous No.14880029]

[Anonymous No.14880037]

>>14873644
It depends on what you mean by "possible"
Yes it's possible in the sense that there is nothing in physics stopping it
No it's not possible in the sense that the computer you'd need to build to simulate the brain would itself just be another brain, be a quantum computer that's really large running the simulation, or otherwise would be a computer so large that it actually wouldn't work and wouldn't be possible.

To answer the spirit of your question: No, it is not possible to build a classical machine like a supercomputer or a desktop or something, that is running a proper brain simulation.

[Anonymous No.14880732]

>>14873761
They are already trying that with the C. elegans brain all the time and it doesn't work, really.

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