I belief the argument for an artificial version rests on the physical form of the Church-Turing…

…what it’s worth I think he is) what are the implications for deep learning research moving forward? Ultimately there is nothing magical about the human brain. It is simply a physical structure composed of atoms and therefore it is entirely rational to believe that at some point in the future we may be able to create an artificial version that is capable of general intelligence. With that said, current ANNs offer only a simulacrum of this kind of cognition and by Chomsky’s log…
Noam Chomsky on the Future of Deep Learning
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I belief the argument for an artificial version rests on the physical form of the Church-Turing thesis (formulated by Deutsch). A universal computing device can simulate any physical process. General intelligence is physical, therefore AGI is possible.
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