Re:Human brain (Score 1, Interesting)

I'm writing this in response because I've heard many an excellent thought from users with knowledge of computer design. . however no one seems to grasp any of the central concepts of computational neurobiology. This is a field that I've been devoting my higher eduacation career to and I belive I can share some interesting thoughts. I recently got to hear one of the world's foremost experts on AI share his reasearch. He included an entensive disussion of the ineptitudes of any modern computing system as compared to the human brain. He used a cutting edge force contact model to allow a test computer to identify the motion of obects placed in front of a camera and proceded to tell us that the multitude of high order calculus and logic required for the computer to identify what it saw is something that the brain can do within in pico seconds. . largly due to it's supierior architecture and amazing bandwidth potential. I don't have time to express my own research here, and I belive that it involves more chemistry than people on slashdot care about. However don't forgot one key fact. . human beings use less than 10% of their brain's potential computing factor. There is no comparison between something manmade and the human brain.