I have never thought that computers were faster or more complex than the human brains. Over the years, we have been able to understand how our brain works and learn to use it properly. Within the last 2000 years, we have seen drastic innovation and have been able to learn more about our brains, cognition, and consciousness. I believe in a future where the human brain and machines will be able to work together to achieve better results.
On the case of chess playing with computers, the human brain doesn't work with binaries and cabbage in/out, rather it works with neurons which transmits energy which processes things logically. it is no doubt that computers will be able to cabbage out whatever poosible moves it must have had as information while humans won't be able to see simple errors because the eyes pick information through focusing.
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RE: Human Brain and Machine - A Comparison and Interaction