Ray Kurzweil Quotes
Finally, Our New Brain Needs A Purpose. A Purpose Is Expressed As A Series Of Goals. In The Case Of Our Biological Brains, Our Goals Are Established By The Pleasure And Fear Centers That We Have Inherited From The Old Brain. These Primitive Drives Were Initially Set By Biological Evolution To Foster The Survival Of Species, But The Neocortex Has Enabled Us To Sublimate Them. Watson's Goal Was To Respond To Jeopardy! Queries. Another Simply Stated Goal Could Be To Pass The Turing Test. To Do So, A Digital Brain Would Need A Human Narrative Of Its Own Fictional Story So That It Can Pretend To Be A Biological Human. It Would Also Have To Dumb Itself Down Considerably, For Any System That Displayed The Knowledge Of, Say, Watson Would Be Quickly Unmasked As Nonbiological.
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