A new model for building AI (Humans)

by xeno6696 , Sonoran Desert, Friday, November 05, 2010, 00:55 (5132 days ago) @ David Turell

David knows how to bring me out of my shell! -You actually happened to chance upon a small area of neurology I know something about. One of my old acquaintances was involved in a project that taught biologists to splice Jellyfish genes into neurons...-His PhD thesis was on the neuronal development of rats; they injected these genes into rat neurons and watched the development. -They discovered throughout the course of the experiment (from embryo to adult) that first;-The precursor to norepinephrine would trigger pathways through brain. These pathways would later be followed by axon and neuron growth. -And after birth, when a mother rat would touch her offspring, it would cause a fire of norepinephrine; rats who had no contact with their mothers would become highly selfish and antisocial. -To think that we couldn't model this is hubris; and I think we'll do well over the next couple of decades, but quantum computers will be the key. If we can't do it there, we'll never be able to do it. -It's easy to say it can't be done when its never been tried.

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