Also, someone mathematically proved that's enough. And then someone else proved it empirically.
There was an experiment where they trained 16 pigeons to detect cancerous or benign tumours from photographies.
Individually, each pigeon had an average 85% accuracy. But all pigeons (except for one outlier) together had an accuracy of 99%.
If you add enough silly brains, you get one super smart brain.
Also, someone mathematically proved that's enough. And then someone else proved it empirically.
There was an experiment where they trained 16 pigeons to detect cancerous or benign tumours from photographies.
Individually, each pigeon had an average 85% accuracy. But all pigeons (except for one outlier) together had an accuracy of 99%.
If you add enough silly brains, you get one super smart brain.