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If you studied formal logic, you understand what logic gates do and what a CPU can do.

We don't understand brains or braincells - how many operations per cecond can a braincell do? What type of operations? How many bytes does it store? We don't know.

Can we replace a single braincell with a chip and get them to act the same?

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Likely not, but that was not my point either, it was just an non-stretchable analogy.

AI is not a single network usually, it is a pipeline of networks of different kinds, see e.g. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P1IcaBn3ej0 (seek to 1:35 for beginning of an architecture overview). You can’t call it “just pattern matching” without fetching it too far.

ok, its an algorithm that makes use of pattern matching

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