Is it possible to simulate a human brain? (Limits of Science: Podcast #3)
Today's topic, as we already told you in the last program, is about "If it is possible to simulate a human brain today." A topic, which although it may not seem like it, is closely linked to the topic of artificial intelligence that is on everyone's lips lately: Let's see how the debate between Andrés and Laura goes!
00:00 - Presentation and introduction of the episode
00:01:34 - What does it really mean to simulate a human brain?
00:02:05 - The magnitude of the challenge: 86 billion neurons and 100 trillion synapses
00:02:43 - Supercomputing and neuromorphic systems (The DeepSouth project)
00:04:03 - The Human Brain Project (2013-2024) and its bittersweet results
00:05:02 - Recent advances: The brain map of the fruit fly (FlyWire)
00:05:37 - Simulation of the cerebral cortex of a mouse with the Fugaku supercomputer
00:06:56 - The vision of AI leaders: Demis Hassabis, Sam Altman and Yann LeCun
00:08:04 - Current barriers: The enigma of knowledge and the problem of emergency
00:08:58 - The limitation of computing power and energy consumption
00:10:05 - The philosophical dilemma and consciousness in a digital brain
00:11:03 - Current medical applications: Study of diseases and Virtual Brain Twin
00:12:32 - Full brain emulation and consciousness uploading to the cloud
00:13:56 - Call to action: Support the channel (Like, subscribe and comments)
00:15:18 - Preview of the next episode: Quantum computing and its maturity
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