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For questions related to the brain (e.g. the human or animal brain) in relation to artificial intelligence.
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How powerful a computer is required to simulate the human brain?
H+ magazine wrote an estimate in 2009 that seems broadly comparable to other things I've seen; they think the human brain is approximately 37 petaflops. … Or it could be the case that dramatic simplifications can be made, and if we knew what the brain was actually trying to accomplish we could do it much more cleanly and simply. …
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