Join Randal Koene, a computational neuroscientist, as he dives into the intricate world of whole brain emulation and mind uploading, while touching on the ethical pillars of AI. In this episode, Koene discusses the importance of equal access to AI, data ownership, and the ethical impact of AI development. He explains the potential future of AGI, how current social and political systems might influence it, and touches on the scientific and philosophical aspects of creating a substrate-independent mind. Koene also elaborates on the differences between human cognition and artificial neural networks, the challenge of translating brain structure to function, and efforts to accelerate neuroscience research through structured challenges.
00:00 Introduction to Randal Koene and Whole Brain Emulation
00:39 Ethical Considerations in AI Development
02:20 Challenges of Equal Access and Data Ownership
03:40 Impact of AGI on Society and Development
05:58 Understanding Mind Uploading
06:39 Randall's Journey into Computational Neuroscience
08:14 Scientific and Philosophical Aspects of Substrate Independent Minds
13:07 Brain Function and Memory Processes
25:34 Whole Brain Emulation: Current Techniques and Challenges
32:12 The Future of Neuroscience and AI Collaboration
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