Building a Computer Like Your Brain

Our brain has 86 billion neurons connected by 3 million kilometers of nerve fibers and The Human Brain Project is mapping it all. One of the key applications is neuromorphic computing - computers inspired by brain architecture that may one day be able to learn as we do.

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[kamranbashir]

Brain attempts to understand itself by building a similar brain that will study itself.

[InfluenceBeats]

bloomberg tell your video content team they are on a roll!!!!

[DeViceCrimsin_]

Imagine biological, binary, and quantum computing all in one entity.

[mayankraj]

"..and has potentially endless storage" As a fellow supercomputer I'd have to refute that....

[BvousBrainSystems]

Neuromorph computer: *millions of times faster*
Quantum computer: *millions of times faster*
Neuromorph quantum computer:

[kevins]

I love these videos, great work by everyone involved. Keep em coming

[ryanbd]

@Bloomberg, do you have plans to do a Giant Leap session on Quantum Computing and/or AI?

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Excellent videos from Bloomberg recently! Please, keep this up. Scientific outreach like this is immensely important.

[lahabitaciondelatrapado]

"If the brain were simple enough so that we could understand how it works, then we would be so stupid that we couldn't understand it"

[zf]

The brain attempts to further understand itself. Fascinating

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Did someone buy out Bloomberg? Cause they have been posting great informational videos lately

[TropicalCoder]

Fascinating! The problem of emulating a real brain is infinitely more complex than just the wiring. Not only is there the "weight" of each connection to consider, but also the function of "brain waves". These slow, rhythmic pulses are thought to play a role in synchronizing computations in a real brain, but AFAIK we have no idea how to employ such a concept in a neuromorphic system.

[ForrestRhoads]

Thank you for producing this informative video!

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Love these new videos Bloomberg is doing. Great work!

[OriruBastard]

I am looking foward to a day where I can learn years of programming languages just by tapping a usb stick to my brain. XD

[JohnChristopher-bxod]

This stimulates me to donate my brain.🙂

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Thanks for the simple but professional content you upload about technologies :')

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[ejoshcoron]

Wow I'd never heard of a neuromorphic computer, fascinating. Keep up the awesome content Bloomberg!