human brain

“In fact, your perception of the world is not the world as it is. It's the world as it's going to be, because there is, you know, about a hundred millisecond delay between what you see and how your brain interprets what it is. So so in fact your brain predicts …”

“There's no machinery in our brains innately to tell us the difference between a person and machine. And what happens is that in evolutionary perspective, anything that could talk was probably a person, right?”

“Fundamentally, it's a bunch of parameters, right? So it's much more interpretable than a human brain or something.”

“The human brain is probably some sort of Turing machine. At least that's what I believe.”

“Language is not actually how our brain thinks. It's just a representation for which it to, you know, reason over.”

“What I would call AGI, is really a more theoretical construct, which is what is the human brain as an architecture able to do, right? And that's, the human brain's an important reference point because it's the only evidence we have maybe in the universe that g…”

“Whereas these things are exchanging information at like a trillion bits. So they're kind of billions of times better than us at sharing information. Now that's scary. It means you could have a whole swarm of these things with identical weights running on diffe…”