...we'd need an impossible computer that could simulate years worth of exact quantum-level physics in a cubic meter of space...
...it might take a little more than the ten years to come up with any sensible code with hope of growing into an AI though...
Dude, you are all over the map.
... he seems to be using DNA as a measure for the amount of irreducible complexity that needs to go into a system that will end up with the complexity of a human brain.
At best, you could say it's a measure of the amount of irreducible complexity for an encoding of the required proteins. We don't seem to have a measure of the system, by which I mean the thing that models the relationships and interactions of the proteins (and their components) with each other and their environment.
...it might take a little more than the ten years to come up with any sensible code with hope of growing into an AI though...
Dude, you are all over the map.
... he seems to be using DNA as a measure for the amount of irreducible complexity that needs to go into a system that will end up with the complexity of a human brain.
At best, you could say it's a measure of the amount of irreducible complexity for an encoding of the required proteins. We don't seem to have a measure of the system, by which I mean the thing that models the relationships and interactions of the proteins (and their components) with each other and their environment.