Comments by "Ggoddkkiller" (@ggoddkkiller1342) on "Why Brain-like Computers Are Hard" video.

  1. The biggest problem of current AI, everything is chosen randomly while our brains do not choose anything randomly. It doesn't even calculate a single output rather takes in dozens of inputs simultaneously and calculates dozens of outputs by using dozens of different algorithms. While some of them are favoured and sent to other neurons and most of them disappear as noise that we don't understand how exactly. This is also the difference of geniuses that their way of calculation is different, we can look at a painting and see beautiful scenery while a genius might see how it is asymmetrical or laws of physics weren't followed correctly. Simply their brains always favour those outputs unlike most of people. Computers might calculate a single input with a single algorithm a billion times faster than us but they are still billions of years behind us because how primitive they operate so limitation is not only about hardware and there are sewere limitations software wise as well. We know some of that software is written in DNA but again we have no idea how exactly it works. I wouldn't hold my breath it might take hundreds of years until there is a true brain-like computer..
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