Can you give me some pointers?
replyLast I heard researches simulated an entire brain of a fruitfly with just a classic neuron approach [0] and if I recall it worked great.
I know a human brain is many orders of magnitude more complex, and that there are some birds that use quantum navigation - so it's certainly not impossible by any stretch, though I am quite interested in this statement since it's the first I hear about it.
If the brain does rely on quantum effects, it's still possible the quantum effects in use are able to be simulated efficiently on a classical computer. For example if it's a matter of signal transfer rather than quantum computation, that could be simulated rather easily.
replyI wonder what company will release the first "quantum LLM"
replyAlibaba probably. They are doing work on both already, that is if a quantum LLM is even feasible.
reply> the brain is quantum
replyDoesn't that apply to everything that exists in the material world?
Naively-speaking, sure. I think GP was referring to the act of information-processing, specifically, though.
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