>>10881059>Current bio processors are made by billions of years of natural selection.Nature wasn't trying to build efficient computational devices. Nature doesn't try to build anything.
The one definite thing we know about biological brains for sure is that they're MASSIVELY redundant. Nature isn't efficient so much as lazy. Efficiency is created through foresight. Nature has no foresight. It follows the path of least resistance at every local step, and doing this usually doesn't give you the most efficient final product.
Computers as they currently exist in contrast are planned and constructed to do exactly what they do. They don't have the incredibly limiting need to have evolved one step at a time blindly through very long spans of time where every intermediate step needs to be able to stand on its own, survive, and continue in order for all the subsequent steps to exist.
Unlike with biology, all we need is for the final step to do what we want it to do. Having all the steps along the way being capable of functioning on its own and linking with everything before and after don't help with computation. They add baggage to the process that we have no actual use for.
