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kolleamm
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In my quest to build better AI, I've been researching a lot on how the human brain works.
I understand the overall structure of the neuron and how it communicates with other neurons.
The only thing I don't understand is how a neuron decides when to send out a signal/response to other neurons?
Is there some sort of algorithm written in the DNA inside the neuron's nucleus?
Having that knowledge, and from what I'm understanding the complete map of a fruit fly neural network already having been mapped, we could have some really interesting insight on how the mind works.
I understand the overall structure of the neuron and how it communicates with other neurons.
The only thing I don't understand is how a neuron decides when to send out a signal/response to other neurons?
Is there some sort of algorithm written in the DNA inside the neuron's nucleus?
Having that knowledge, and from what I'm understanding the complete map of a fruit fly neural network already having been mapped, we could have some really interesting insight on how the mind works.