O Cerebro Relativistico: COMO ELE FUNCIONA E POR QUE ELE NÃO PODE SER SIMULADO POR UMA MÁQUINA DE TURING (Brains, computers, society) (Portuguese Edition)
by Miguel Nicolelis, Ronald Cicurel
Investigates the brain's unique functions and argues it cannot be simulated by Turing machines, blending neuroscience and philosophy.
About This Book
This book examines the workings of the human brain from a scientific perspective.
It discusses the limitations of computational models in replicating brain activity.
The authors explore why the brain cannot be simulated by a Turing machine.
Topics include the relationship between neuroscience, computation, and society.
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