Emulation of Human Behavior

On Sunday you drive the country freely, enjoy the fresh air and lush fields and decide to shake trees shaking in the afternoon sunshine. After exploring in a landscape that is rolling over many sandy beaches and gravely roads, it will be farther than other roads. There is a beautiful sunflower on the right side, there is an illegal garbage dumping lot full of rusty old cars, electric appliances, tin cans on the left side. For people who are not proud of the environment as you are, this kind of negligence will shock you.

As a human being, we imitate the behavior of others in the environment. In subconscious mind, our brains are adjusted and studied strictly according to the surrounding environment. Regardless of whether we are conscious of learning new skills, our brain always treats the stimuli and interprets them internally. If we put ourselves in a positive environment and environment, we will experience changes in attitudes and consciousness. If the people around us have the characteristics we want, we will begin to acquire these features. We begin to mimic the people we admire. In the process of waking, learning from drunk brings spiritual change. In terms of creativity, learning from artists can also bring psychological changes to students.

The human brain is the most complex and least understood part of the body. Because digital computers operate in a precisely defined manner, they can mimic the behavior of other digital computers, but human intelligence is not. Neurons in the human brain are complicated analog systems and their behavior can not be modeled on computers like digital circuits. Very small inaccuracies can make the model of the brain very inaccurate. Along with the continuous development of artificial intelligence, development of intelligent machines will continue to be a slow and gradual process, especially since we need a few years to fully understand how the brain works I guess. Even if we understand the brain more deeply, computers with superhuman intelligence will continue to depend heavily on humans. This is because human consciousness and unpredictable nonlinear interactions between billions of cells can not be fully reproduced in silicon.