We wish. AI is hardware-limited and hardware is not moving fast. We are very, very far from matching raw compute power of the human brain. Robots are even more limited compared to human body.
We wish. AI is hardware-limited and hardware is not moving fast. We are very, very far from matching raw compute power of the human brain. Robots are even more limited compared to human body.
But that's not an apples-to-apples comparison, as the artificial neurons of neural networks are just a rough approximation of our neurons. They are also connected in a much simpler way too (nicely divided into layers, where each layer can only pass signals to the very next layer), so it could be that it isn't just a matter of how many parameters you have.
AFAIK the biggest limitation of von Neumann computers is memory bandwidth. Brain is moving 10+ PB/s between neurons. This does not count synapse-local and intra-neuron bandwidth.