AI might think differently than humans.

“York University researchers have uncovered a surprising mismatch between how artificial neural networks and primate brains process visual information. Credit: Shutterstock.” (ScitechDaily, Scientists Discover AI Models May Not Think Like the Brain After All)

AI might not think like a human at all. When researchers try to make computers think like brains. Those people sometimes forget why human brains are so different. Thinking in human brains is more closely connected to physical structures such as neurons and neurotransmitters. Than we even think about. 

This is the big difference between computers and human brains. The structure of the human brain plays a bigger role in the thinking process. Than we thought. The computer that runs billions of databases. It can have a very impressive capacity to connect information. But the problem is that. One binary processor. It can run one operation at a time. The system requires new processors. 

That processor. It can run. Multiple tasks at the same time. This is not possible for the regular processor. But the processor. That mimics the brain. It can use all its layers as independent processors. 

 The brain has four main areas. 

1) Cerebral cortex 

2) Cerebellum

3) Brainstem 

4 Cerebral hemispheres. The last one has two parts. 

The fact is that if we create a microprocessor that mimics the human brain. We need a five-layer microprocessor. Each of those layers can use a different programming language. That denies the data mix in the system. If every layer of the processor uses different languages, that makes data meant for other layers seem white noise.

Each layer mimics each part of the brain. And those layers. They can have different programming languages. Or different frequencies. That helps them to separate and sort information. The four-layer microchip. It can have one divided layer. That mimics the cerebral hemispheres. 

From different sources. The database connections. They can mimic neural networks. That transfer information in human brains. The difference between database structures and human brains is this. Databases run on the same monolithic computer. In human brains. Every single neuron is like an independent computer. This means that if we want to make a computer. 

Or. We can rather say: an AI solution. We must create a system. That involves 86 billon computers. The system. It can use morphing neural networks to make its operations more effective. 

“Schematic of a simple feedforward artificial neural network.” (Wikipedia, Neural network)

The thing that can make the process quite easy is that. Every neuron has. The ability to change its connections and their relations. This means we cannot measure the neuron’s ability to process information in the same way. As we measure a computer’s ability to process information. Human brains store information in the form. 

That is similar to a mosaic. The information. It is stored. In a form that is like pixels. Brains can connect and reshape those pixels freely. And that ultimate flexibility makes human brains so different from machines. In brains, every neuron has a pair. A mirror neuron. The neuron and its mirror. They act like loops or algorithms. Another purpose for mirror neurons. That is. They tell the primary neuron that the information traveled through. 

In human brains.  Multiple points of start. Data processing. At the same time. Brains can spread the operation. They could reserve more neurons for that action. This means that brains concentrate. In another way. Than computers. In brains, in brains. Every neuron acts as an independent computer. And the large number of neurons gives fine-tuning for processes in the brain. 

Computers can also connect data. But that system is far different from humans. In computers. The binary system. It can handle only one task per operation. The AI. That mimics human brains. Must have 86 million physical processors to mimic human processes. The ability to search data and then combine that data with memory. Is the thing that we call thinking. 

We could make a machine. That mimics human reactions. That machine requires a physical platform. That involves the same structure. As human brains. The fact is that. If we want to make a machine. That thinks like humans. We must remember that the system. It is a combination of hardware and software. 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_network