Marc Andreessen from Andreessen Horowitz said "Software is eating the world". Wouldn't that make everything in the world basically a massive amount of "IF THEN" statements? And software really is just a bunch of if/then code. If the body gets a cut, then start clotting and send white blood cells to prevent infection. If it's Sunday, then take out trash for Monday's pickup etc. So, if we can decipher how the brain determines the "then" part of "if" situations...then we can program machines to think like humans. #ai #activeinference
there are a lot of functions too
There is the enormous, gigantic, farfetched assumption that we know how humans think. And even worse how we think we decide.
With hundred thousand years of human expression played out in millions of ways, indicates only that while you might be able to predict normative and institutional ifs and thens (under certain circumstances) we are light years away from understanding human behavior from origin to outcome. Likewise understanding the brain is only one part of understanding human action.
Not unless you find room in the algorithm for the "Can it be done later?" and "Do I really wanna do it?" clauses...
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