Could Artificial Intelligence Ever Beat A Human Brain The human brain, it’s been remarked, is the most astonishingly complicated thing in the universe. but then again, it’s the human brain that’s saying this. now, that pat yourself on the back, flesh and blood braggart of a human brain has gone and invented a disembodied mini me made out of silicon and known as artificial intelligence or ai. Ai will achieve human level intelligence, but perhaps not anytime soon. human level intelligence allows us to reason, solve problems and make decisions. it requires many cognitive abilities including adaptability, social intelligence and learning from experience. ai already ticks many of these boxes.
Ai Versus The Human Brain There’s no doubt ai systems appear to be “intelligent” to some extent. but could they ever be as intelligent as humans? there’s a term for this: artificial general intelligence (agi). Translating artificial intelligence techniques into the realm of cognitive neuroscience holds promise for significant breakthroughs in our ability to probe the intrinsic mechanisms of the brain. the recent unprecedented development of robust ai models is changing how and what we understand about the brain. in this editorial, we invite contributions for a bmc neuroscience collection on “ai. Early machine learning systems were inspired by neural networks — now ai might allow neuroscientists to get to grips with the brain’s unique complexities. by. viren jain. a reconstruction of. Wharton’s elizabeth (zab) johnson and michael platt join eric bradlow, vice dean of analytics at wharton, to discuss how ai is being used in neuroscience to better understand the human brain.
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