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This article illustrates how artificial intelligence’s path to general powerful intelligence will require architectural changes rather than continued scaling. We’re not facing a temporary bottleneck but a fundamental mismatch between transformer architectures and biological intelligence. Recent research reveals two critical gaps: 1) Biological neurons are vastly more complex than artificial counterparts- each human neuron contains 3-5 computational subunits capable of sophisticated nonlinear processing. 2) Brains use fundamentally different learning mechanisms than transformers, leveraging…
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