The brain is doing classical computation, not quantum, so everything it does can in principle be mimicked by a classical computer.

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• We have not scratched the surface of what classical, non-quantum computers can do; they can already go far further than anyone expected. DHDemis Hassabis23 Jul 2025
• The brain is very literally a computer, and so is the universe -- this is not a metaphor. MHMax Hodak20 Aug 2026
• Consciousness is a practical problem rather than a philosophical one: given a brain-computer interface that could read and drive every neuron, we would work it out quickly. MHMax Hodak7 Aug 2026
• The brain is more parallel than a GPU, and an embodied model should run perception, planning and memory at once rather than one token at a time. SLSergey Levine12 Sept 2025
• Consciousness belongs only to simulations, not to the physical brains or computers running them. SHSamuel Hammond27 May 2026

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