Mapping of Human Brain

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Computerized Human Brain?

Blue Brain?Reality or ..?

Parag Rabade.

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Contents

INTRODUCTIONWHAT IS BLUE BRAINWHAT IS VIRTUAL BRAIN

FUNCTION OF NATURAL BRAINBRAIN SIMULATIONCURRENT RESEARCH WORK

ADVANTAGESDISADVANTAGEFUTURE?



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Introduction Your brain is home to around 100 billion neurons, all of

which are perpetually establishing and breaking connections,known as synapses, with other neurons.

There are trillions of these connections throughout your brainhelping orchestrate everything from movement, to learning, toestablishing and recalling memories.

But we still don't understand how all the connections between

those neurons work. While comparing the formal values of computer performance and

the relevant memory volume with the best estimate of humanfeatures expressed in similar terms, one may come to conclusionthat the technology already overpasses the humans intellectualpower.

Such conclusion would be, certainly, nave (immature): computersare still just big calculators having neither intuition, nor realassociation, nor ability to overcome the rigid frame of initialaxioms to jump to the next floor of the Gdel's perpetual staircaseof ever broadening logic systems.

The crystal can do with information everything that we can do, ifonly we know in advance what exactly we have to do with it.



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The life-long performance of thegreatest humans in computers terms

would be never too high

In such computer-taste scale, thesymbolic/universal language of scientists'will be inferior to combinedsymbolic/analog language of writers whowould bestill inferior to pure analog language ofartists



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Virtual Will and realCompetition

Although computer has no its own will, behind of theComputer are the interests and wills of individuals,corporations, organizations and government.

Thus, computer is getting a virtual will.

Competition between people and computer become a realreality

Human brain, the most valuable creation of God. The manis called intelligent because of the brain.

But we lose the knowledge of a brain when the body is

destroyed after the death.



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Ancient model ofHumanity



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NEW MODEL OFHUMANITY



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Coming model ofHumanity



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What is BLUEBRAIN



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YES", The IBM is now developing a virtual

brain known as the BLUE BRAIN.

It would be the worlds first virtual brain.

Within 30 years, we will be able to scanourselves into the computers.



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WHAT IS VIRTUAL

BRAIN?



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A machine that can function asbrain

It can take decision.

It can think. It can response.

It can keep things in memory.



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DO WE NEED

VIRUTAL BRAIN?WHY?



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To upload contents of the natural brain

into it .

To keep the intelligence , knowledge

and skill of any person for ever .

To remember things without anyeffort .



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FUNCTIONING OF

BRAIN



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Sensory Input :-

Receiving input such as sound ,image, etcthrough sensory cell .

Interpretation:-Interpretation of the received input by the

brain bydefining states of neurons in the brain.

Motor Output:-

Receiving of electric responses from the brainto03/05/13 [email protected]


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BRAINSIMULATION



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NATURAL BRAIN VSSIMULATED BRAIN

INPUT

Through the siliconchip or artificial

neurons

INTERPRETATION

By a set of bits in theset of register



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OUTPUT

Through thenatural neurons.

PROCESSING

Through arithmeticand logicalcalculations

MEMORY

Through permanentstates of neurons

OUTPUT

Through the siliconchip.

PROCESSINGThrough arithmetic

and logicalcalculation and

artificial intelligence

MEMORY

Through Secondary

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Now there is no question how the virtual

brain will work.

But the question is how the human brainwill be up loaded into it.

This is also possible due to the fastgrowing technology.



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UPLOADING HUMANBRAIN



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The uploading is possible by the use of small

robots known as the Nanobots.

These robots are small enough totravelthrough out our circulatory system.

Traveling into the spine and brain, they will beable to monitor the activity and structure of ourcentral nervous system.

They will be able to provide an interface withcomputer while we still reside in our biological

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Nanobots could also carefully scan thestructure of our brain, providing a complete

readout of the connection.

This information, when entered into acomputer, could then continue to function asus.

Thus the data stored in the entire brain willbe uploaded into the computer.



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EXAMPLE OF BLUEBRAIN



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A very good example of utilization of blue brainis the case "short term memory".

In some movies we might have noticed that aperson might be having short term memories.



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A another situation is that when a persongets older, then he starts forgetting or

takes a bit more time to recognize to aperson.

For the above reason we need a blue

brain. It is a simple chip that can beinstalled into the human brain for whichthe short term memory and volatilememory at the old age can be avoided.



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Remembering things without any effort.

Making decision without the presence ofa person.

Usingintelligenceofapersonafterthedeath .

Understanding the activities of animals .

Allowing the deaf to hear via direct

nerve stimulation.

ADVANTAGES



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DISADVANTAGES

Webecomedependentuponthecomputer .

Othersmayusetechnicalknowledge

against

us.

Another fear is found with respect tohuman cloning.



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FUTURE?

The study will search for insights into howhuman beings think and remember.

The brain circuitry is in a complex state of

flux, the brain rewires itself every momentof its existence.

If the scientists can crack open the secret

of how and why the brain does it, theknowledge could lead to new breed ofsupercomputers.



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Conclusion

We will be able to transfer ourselves into computers atsome point.

No thinking entity can ever be made of solid-state devices.

The characteristics of living organisms hint that functional

artificial intelligence can never be created in machines. A machine could be made to solve very complex numerical

problems in the spirit of artificial intelligence, but themachine would have to be supervised by emotionalintelligence.

The only way to produce emotional intelligence (and alsocreative scholastic intelligence) is through highlyresponsive organic compounds.

The unfounded belief that the human brain (relative tosimple life forms) employs some additional "mental magic"

confuses many explorers of the brain and bothers themwith artificially generated mysteries.03/05/13 [email protected]


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