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Originally posted by CSflim
What makes you assume that the human brain is algorithmic?
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winnar. Artifical intelligence will never become a reality. At least not in our lifetime.
I beleive that conciousness as we know it being aware, being able to ask why am i here. Is unique to the human brain. Its structure its illogical tendencies.
Ever wonder why there was billions and billions of dollars into artifical intelligence research a few years back, and its almost completely dried up, and is regarded as a hopeless pursuit by many of the doctors in our higher education institutions.
Nanobots will be a great advent to human survivablity (already at a rediculous level considering our biological disadvantages ) when implemented. Ever read the book PREY by michal crition or whatever his name is. Such BS. Simple terminal velocity physics restrict nanobots to very slow velocities, so you don't have to worry about swarms of these things attacking you like in his book.
You could easily stroll out of the way of the cloud.
Virtural reality is a possiblity, but i don't believe anybody in our generation will be able to successuflly interface the human brain with a computer system.
When biological sciences, and computer sciences really merge we might experience some really profound advances, but thats easier said than done.
Evoloution fanboy