Brain vs. Computer

The video compares the human brain and a supercomputer, highlighting their differences in processing power, efficiency, and structure. While the K supercomputer is faster and has more storage, the brain is more efficient and adaptable. The brain processes information differently, using neurons that can handle multiple inputs simultaneously, unlike the sequential processing of computers.

What is one of the main reasons the human brain is difficult to compare directly with a supercomputer?

• Supercomputers are more energy-efficient than the brain.

• The brain is much larger than a supercomputer.

• The brain operates on a different principle than a supercomputer.

• The brain has less storage capacity than a supercomputer.

How does the K supercomputer's processing speed compare to that of the human brain?

• It is ten times faster than the human brain.

• It is four times faster than the human brain.

• It is slower than the human brain.

• It is about the same as the human brain.

What is the power consumption of the K supercomputer compared to the human brain?

• The K supercomputer uses 20 watts, the same as the brain.

• The K supercomputer uses less power than the human brain.

• The K supercomputer uses about the same power as the human brain.

• The K supercomputer uses 10,000 watts, much more than the brain's 20 watts.

What is a key difference in how a computer and a brain process information?

• A brain processes information more slowly than a computer.

• A computer processes information sequentially, while a brain can handle multiple inputs simultaneously.

• Both a computer and a brain process information in the same way.

• A computer processes information randomly, while a brain is sequential.

What unique ability does the human brain have that a supercomputer lacks?

• The ability to use more power than a supercomputer.

• The ability to modify its functioning on the fly.

• The ability to store more data than a supercomputer.

• The ability to operate without any energy.