The document discusses the Blue Brain project, which aims to build a computer model of the human brain. It describes how the Blue Gene supercomputer was used to power the virtual brain simulation. The simulation receives sensory input, integrates the information, and provides motor output, functioning similarly to a natural brain. Nanobots could potentially scan a human brain at the cellular level and upload the brain's data and connections into a computer simulation of the virtual brain. The advantages include using deceased people's intelligence and mapping animal thought. Disadvantages include potential addiction to the technology and security risks if the brain data is hacked.
The document discusses the Blue Brain project, which aims to build a computer model of the human brain. It describes how the Blue Gene supercomputer was used to power the virtual brain simulation. The simulation receives sensory input, integrates the information, and provides motor output, functioning similarly to a natural brain. Nanobots could potentially scan a human brain at the cellular level and upload the brain's data and connections into a computer simulation of the virtual brain. The advantages include using deceased people's intelligence and mapping animal thought. Disadvantages include potential addiction to the technology and security risks if the brain data is hacked.
The document discusses the Blue Brain project, which aims to build a computer model of the human brain. It describes how the Blue Gene supercomputer was used to power the virtual brain simulation. The simulation receives sensory input, integrates the information, and provides motor output, functioning similarly to a natural brain. Nanobots could potentially scan a human brain at the cellular level and upload the brain's data and connections into a computer simulation of the virtual brain. The advantages include using deceased people's intelligence and mapping animal thought. Disadvantages include potential addiction to the technology and security risks if the brain data is hacked.
The document discusses the Blue Brain project, which aims to build a computer model of the human brain. It describes how the Blue Gene supercomputer was used to power the virtual brain simulation. The simulation receives sensory input, integrates the information, and provides motor output, functioning similarly to a natural brain. Nanobots could potentially scan a human brain at the cellular level and upload the brain's data and connections into a computer simulation of the virtual brain. The advantages include using deceased people's intelligence and mapping animal thought. Disadvantages include potential addiction to the technology and security risks if the brain data is hacked.
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PULAK MANDAL 22MCA217 Introduction Human brain, the most valuable creation of God, the man is called intelligent because of the Brain
Blue Brain is the name of the world’s first virtual brain
Blue gene supercomputer constructed by IBM(INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
MACHINE) was a machine first used by Blue Brain Project and then a term Blue Brain was introduced
Virtual brain can function as brain, can take decision , can respond ,can keep things in memory Introduction cont.
Aims to build a full computer model of a
functioning brain to simulate drug treatments or any other brain related problems The core of Blue Brain is powered by Artificial Intelligence Functioning of Human Brain
Sensory input- Receiving input such as
sound ,image, etc through sensory cell Integration- It is like the brain figuring out what it gets by looking at the states of its neurons. Motor input- Receiving of electric responses from the brain to perform any action Brain Simulation
Natural Brain Stimulated Brain Input - through the natural neuron • Input - through silicon chip or artificial Interpretation - by a set of bits neuron in the set of register • Interpretation - by different states of Output - through the natural neurons in the brain neuron • Output - through the silicon chip Memory - through permanent states of neuron • Memory - through secondary memory
Processing - through arithmetic • Processing - through arithmetic and
and logical calculations logical calculation and artificial intelligence Fig: Blue Brain Storage Rack Working of Blue Brain
Uploading human brain:
The uploading is possible by the use of small robots known as the nanobots These robots are small enough to travel through out human circulatory system Traveling into the spine and brain, nanobots are able to monitor the activity and structure of human central nervous system Working of Blue Brain Nanobots are able to provide an interface with computer that is as close as human mind Nanobots could also carefully scan the structure of human brain, providing a complete readout of the connection. This information, when entered into a computer, could then continue to function as human. Thus the data stored in the entire brain will be uploaded into the computer. Advantage
Decision can be made without human intervention
Intelligent brain of a person can be used, even after death of a person Thought of animals can also be mapped Even deaf can hear via direct serve simulation Madness of a person can also be removed by downloading the content of the brain. Disadvantage
A person can become computer addicted
Technical knowledge can be hacked by others and that can be used against us People can explore new technology that can prove to be critical threat Conclusion
Blue Brain can be used for the treatment of brain
diseases Blue Brain will search for insights into how human beings think and remember Blue Brain offers a better understanding of human consciousness It is a progress towards building thinking machines
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