Can the human brain be implanted with an AI chip to treat intellectual disability? 60

If the human brain is implanted into an artificial intelligence chip, yes, it can be ** intellectual disability. However, this kind of situation is not met at present.

Neurology is one of the important basic disciplines of artificial intelligence technology, and an important reason is that the research and development ideas of artificial intelligence technology should learn from the way of thinking (neural network) of human beings, but there is no clear answer to how the human brain thinks, so it is here.

Implanting the human brain into artificial intelligence chips, these are still well, the content of science fiction films.

It can be solved, and the chip is inserted to achieve the transmission effect, such as a bridge when crossing a river, so that the A point nerve is connected with the B point nerve to achieve resonance.

cough, I don't think it's okay, the key problem is that the human brain is implanted with an artificial intelligence chip, and you still think that it belongs to you, how to implant it? There is a high probability that mental problems can be multifaceted, and the human brain is still very complex. So I don't think it's okay to be intellectually disabled.

Watching too many sci-fi movies, right? Perhaps the distant future can be imagined, but the current stage of human technology cannot do the organic integration of chips and human brains.

It's hard to say, it may be implemented in the future, and as far as the current technology is concerned, it is still far, far from being realized.

The scientific and technological method of implanting chips in the human brain only exists in science fiction movies, and what is difficult to achieve in reality may be more advanced in human technology in the distant future, perhaps it can be imagined.

The United States has a knowledge human brain conversion chip, and in the future, there is no need to learn, and the brain can be connected with the ocean of knowledge.

This can't be done, this disease can't be cured.

I do.

The development of a commercially mature brain chip, rather than a laboratory stage, means that the chip must pass rigorous medical testing and analysis. In the initial laboratory stage, experiments will be done on mice, and then clinical trials will be carried out after confirming that there is no *** and can control the desired effect, and finally the commercial stage.

If Musk agrees to his child implanting the chip, then the researchers must have great confidence in the chip, and no rich person will risk his child's life.

Scientists are not stupid and pay attention to ethical issues. Any publication and conduct of experiments requires strict ethical review (e.g., biological experiments require strict approval and control). The commercialization of any cutting-edge technology must be carefully considered, otherwise it is a meaningless investment.

whether it is the same person" is a meaningless discussion. Human beings are constantly evolving, and cells are constantly dying and regenerating. As long as science and technology can better help humanity and human beings can better control the use of technology, then the development of science and technology should be encouraged.

Blindly fearing the negative consequences of technology will only hinder technological progress and fall into the deep abyss of religion and philosophy.