>>209>How is this even quantified?It follows a similar (BOGUS and lazy) logic to "the brain is only active like 10% at a certain time therefore we only use 10% of our brains". They think: "since neurons have on average 7,000 synaptic connections and a human has approx 85,000,000,000 so there are like 10exp14–10exp15 synapses. Therefore the brain has 2.5 petabytes of max. capacity because a PB = 10exp15bytes
The brain ain't a SQL database but a dynamic, complex and sometimes chaotic system which in fact can re-utilizes neurons or synapses for many other uses, meaning that a physical storage-and processing unit (or in this case neuron) can be used for different things at the same time.
The moral of the story, Harvard should stick to humanities and arts because advertising AI based solely on its name only ain't gonna cut it.