Hey, that wetware is ten time as powerful as what AlphaGo has to work with. Give or take a few orders of magnitude. And given that Lee's brain only uses a portion of that on Go.
> Hey, that wetware is ten time as powerful as what AlphaGo has to work with.
I don't think that's actually true. The hardware that AlphaGo is on is probably a lot more powerful than the one that is available in a single human brain, the big difference is in the software.
See the difference between the very best chess programs of a decade ago versus the ones now.
Whether those insights will come soon or not is the big question.