Based on my very limited knowledge of how current "AI" systems work, this is the much better approach to achieving true AI. We've only modeled one small aspect of the human (the neuron) and brute forced it to work. It takes an LLM millions of examples to learn what a human can in a couple of minutes--then how are we even "close" to achieving AGI?

Should we not mimic our biology as closely as possible rather than trying to model how we __think__ it works (i.e. chain of thought, etc.). This is how neural networks got started, right? Recreate something nature has taken millions of years developing and see what happens. This stuff is so interesting.