Nataliya Kosmyna

Like, if you were to use not 100% of your brain, like literally, we would not have this kind of section right now at all.

So it's very important to understand we use our brain as a whole.

Of course, you have... Of course.

But back to the energy, and I think this is like super important, it still takes much less energy than even, you know, 10 requests from ChatGPT or from Google.

And this is beautiful because our body, right, so imperfect as a lot of people call it in our brain, so imperfect, which it is very often.

Old, ancient, as some people say, computer still is the most efficient of machines that we all have, right?

And we should not forget that.

People and all of the AI labs right now around the world try to mimic the brand.

They try to pull so hard all of those preprints that you've seen and archives the service that hosts those papers.

how can it be similar?

Can we ensure that this is similar, right?

And so there is something to it because we are actually very efficient, but we are efficient almost to the limit of the shortcuts that actually makes in a lot of cases a bit too efficient, right?

Think about like, hey, you really want to look for these shortcuts to make things the easiest.

The whole goal of your brain is to keep you

alive, not to use charge EPT or LLM, not to do anything.

The only ultimate goal, let's keep this body alive.

And then everything else adds on, right?

And so this is how we are running around here.

We're trying to obviously then figure out how we can make life of this body.

as easy as we can.