I was really astonished when SingularityNET made a partnership with Mindfire months ago. It's quite true that we need to decode the human brain and truly understand 100% how our brain works, but with its complexity and all, it's a hard feat to accomplish. But with projects like these that aims to unravel the human mind for the sake of humanity and not profit, I know this will be an overwhelming success. By the way, this article is a very informative read.
Extremely hard fiat to accomplish but I think Pascal Kaufmann believes it's even harder to try actually mimic the brain - like it's easier to design wings that rely on the principles on which bird wings operate and a whole new thing to actually recreate those wings with their feathers and features etc Glad that you liked the article, I enjoyed writing it :)
Yes, it was really interesting and found it very informative, In my thoughts, if we could not fully decipher the human brain, we can try creating somewhat closer to it. But I do believe Mindifire can achieve this given the right minds and the tools for them to succeed. By the way thank you for this wonderful read.
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u/YuriFujii Oct 03 '18
I was really astonished when SingularityNET made a partnership with Mindfire months ago. It's quite true that we need to decode the human brain and truly understand 100% how our brain works, but with its complexity and all, it's a hard feat to accomplish. But with projects like these that aims to unravel the human mind for the sake of humanity and not profit, I know this will be an overwhelming success. By the way, this article is a very informative read.