According to this chart, we are looking at 2020 as the date when a supercomputer exists that can simulate/model a human brain in real time:
Latest chart from IBM Blue matter team indicating time line for supercomputer brain modeling and the human brain
If the trend holds, then it follows that by 2030 a super computer will exist that can simulate a brain 10x more complex than a human brain. And by 2040, a supercomputer will exist that can simulate a brain 100x more complex then a human brain.
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So what do you think will happen over the decades following the day a supercomputer is capable of simulating a brain as complex as a human brain?
Not a clue. However, simulating something doesn’t mean anything necessarily - it might simulate it at a rate much slower than it actually runs.
Looks like we are probably past this threshold.
Oh? Do you have a supercomputer in your back pocket that’s that much further advanced than what anyone else has? Because nobody who’s published anything has one that’s anywhere near being able to simulate a full brain.
ChatGPT is impressive, but that’s not at all what it is. It might be a simulator of a human mind, or at least a portion of a human mind (we don’t know enough about the human mind to be sure on that one), but it’s definitely not a simulation of the hardware, nor a simulation of the whole thing.
