This article explores the connections between artificial intelligence (AI) and the human brain, examining how understanding consciousness has influenced AI development. It emphasizes the role of brain architecture in shaping cognitive processing and suggests that modeling these features could pave the way for artificial consciousness. However, the authors caution against conflating human-like consciousness with artificial systems, noting significant differences. They conclude by highlighting the need for advancements in AI models and hardware to accelerate research, underscoring the current limitations in simulating conscious processes akin to those found in humans.
The embodiment of conscious processing within AI, influenced by the brain's hierarchical and parallel architecture, presents a unique perspective on artificial consciousness development.
Current AI models and hardware limitations hinder advancement toward artificial consciousness, highlighting the need for improvements based on our understanding of human brain features.
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