Title: Beyond Biology
1Beyond Biology
by Parham Aarabi
2What are we?
3nerves
brain
senses
4The Sense of Vision
5The Sense of Hearing
6Is there more to us than our physical existence?
7Can we create machines that function similar to
or better than us?
8Artificial Replication of the Human Senses
9Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain?
10Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Step 1 Build a probabilistic
model
11Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Step 2 Make an educated guess
of where the object is in a new image
12Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Human Face Detection
13Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Human Face Detection
14Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Human Face Detection
15Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Human Face Detection
16Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Speech Recognition
hello
17Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Speech Recognition
Time Frequency Transform
18Replicating senses is easy, but can we replicate
the human brain? Example Speech Recognition
Frequency (?)
hel
lo
Time segment index (k)
19In the next 20 years
Artificial speech recognition and computer vision
will continue to improve
Computers will edge closer and closer to the
human brain
In some cases, artificial systems will have
capabilities beyond biology
20Computers are better than humans in
scalability
communication ability
their ultra-fast rate of evolution
In the future, computers will have sensors and
senses that are more advanced than those of
humans!
21What if we had 10 ears?
22or 24 ears?
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24State-of-the-art superdirective beamforming (4
mics.)
Time-Frequency Speech Separation (4 mics.)
25What if we had 10 eyes?
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27Multi-camera vision can also be used to search
images
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38What if we had ESP? (i.e. the ability to know
about people and events everywhere)
39Distributed Awareness
Smart Homes
40Sensor Networks
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42RFID
43Smart Appliances
44Personal Communication Devices and Computers
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46What is this leading to?
47What is this leading to?
48What is this leading to?
49And eventually,
The computational, sensing, and perceptual
ability of computers will surpass those of humans.
This will have profoundly positive and negative
consequences.
Examples more human / natural technology,
increased surveillance,
50This may also tell us more about what makes us
human. The End.
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