The Human Brain Vs. The Computer

Human brain and computer For thousands of years, humans have come up with countless inventions. Each invention is more subtle than last time. However, so far, with the advent of computers, human perception itself has been threatened. Ridiculous, some people may cry, but I say seeing you. The computer began to control many of the important functions that people had been proud of so far. Our life depends on computers and the things that it tells you. Even now I intend to enter this article on my computer, but I am sure that it will result far beyond my own hands management and other things.

The human brain is neither like a computer nor a computer like a human brain. Computers can perform a "neural network" process, but they are inspired by cranial nerve cells, but are not self-organizing and adaptive. Furthermore, machine learning teaching a computer to operate in a manner not explicitly programmed to execute is not a substitute for human learning. It turned out that machine-based knowledge far exceeds the human brain's ability to memorize knowledge, understanding and understanding. Therefore, people tend to rely more on machine-based knowledge and this knowledge is always "online" accessible, so there is the additional advantage of not having a reservation.

As of 2017, the brain still has a place of artificial intelligence. By comparison, the human brain can process more information than the fastest computer. Indeed, in the 2000s, the complexity of the entire Internet was compared with the human brain. After all, the computer is good at activities comparable to intelligence, such as defeating Gary Kasparov in chess and calculating square root. However, the brain is excellent in parallel processing and classification of information. They are very good at certain activities. Of course, I will make use of their advantage, such as being able to distinguish between cats, jokingly and jumping shots. The energy efficiency of the brain is also about 100,000 times the energy efficiency of the computer, but as technology advances this situation will change. By 2040, computers are estimated to be decades of plus or minus, surpassing human brain capabilities. Every time a computer reaches "human ability", they can continue to improve

In 1973, a computer scientist named Jacques Vader of the University of California, Los Angeles, created a term that was considered very science fiction at the time. It is "Brain - Computer Interface". Immediately, he assumed that the human brain would connect directly to the machine. In other words, this will create a bold new era. It is something that humans can communicate and move - even a spaceship! - Use your own ideas. As technology evolved, he wrote that at that time, "People may think that such a feat might be coming soon." In fact, within a few years Vidal's laboratory In an epoch - making experiment where it is possible, we use the EEG signal from the human brain to make the cursor a 2 - dimensional maze.