Artificial intelligence without restriction surpassing human intelligence with probability one: Theoretical insight into secrets of the brain with AI twins of the brain

• Published in: Neurocomputing (Amsterdam) Vol. 619; p. 129053
• Main Authors: Huang, Guang-Bin, Westover, M. Brandon, Tan, Eng-King, Wang, Haibo, Cui, Dongshun, Ma, Wei-Ying, Wang, Tiantong, He, Qi, Wei, Haikun, Wang, Ning, Tian, Qiyuan, Lam, Kwok-Yan, Yao, Xin, Wong, Tien Yin
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier B.V 28.02.2025
• Subjects: AI Twins; Artificial Intelligence; Back Propagation Algorithms; Cellular AI; Extreme Learning Machines; Neuroscience; Spiking; Neuroscience; Extreme Learning Machines; AI Twins; Artificial Intelligence; Back Propagation Algorithms; Spiking; Cellular AI
• DOI: 10.1016/j.neucom.2024.129053
• ISSN: 0925-2312

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has apparently become one of the most important techniques discovered by humans in history while the human brain is widely recognized as one of the most complex systems in the universe. One fundamental critical question which would affect human sustainability remains open: Will artificial intelligence (AI) evolve to surpass human intelligence in the future? This paper shows that in theory new AI twins with fresh cellular level of AI techniques for neuroscience could approximate the brain and its functioning systems (e.g. perception and cognition functions) with any expected small error and AI without restrictions could surpass human intelligence with probability one in the end. This paper indirectly proves the validity of the conjecture made by Frank Rosenblatt 70 years ago about the potential capabilities of AI, especially in the realm of artificial neural networks. This paper also gives the answer to the two widely discussed fundamental questions: 1) whether AI could have potentials of discovering new principles in nature; 2) whether error backpropagation (BP) algorithm commonly and efficiently used in tuning parameters in AI applications is also adopted in the brain. Intelligence is just one of fortuitous but sophisticated creations of the nature which has not been fully discovered. Like mathematics and physics, with no restrictions artificial intelligence would lead to a new subject with its self-contained systems and principles. We anticipate that this paper opens new doors for 1) AI twins and other AI techniques to be used in cellular level of efficient neuroscience dynamic analysis, functioning analysis of the brain and brain illness solutions; 2) new worldwide collaborative scheme for interdisciplinary teams concurrently working on and modelling different types of neurons and synapses and different level of functioning subsystems of the brain with AI techniques; 3) development of low energy of AI techniques with the aid of fundamental neuroscience properties; and 4) new controllable, explainable and safe AI techniques with reasoning capabilities of discovering principles in nature.