How human memory works? Why we don't apply its mechanism while saving temporal data? Does not we save, analyze, remember and take decision in Time? why our brain makes decision in few time, using a limited memory but a machine don't? Which one is more powerful? does not humans made the machine?
Human has one small memory and it's very powerful, a machine needs big memory but it still so far, mostly it's greedy in many terms.
Does someone has some papers about this topic?
I've read that sometimes memory isn't as chronological as we think it is. The order in which we remember things happening isn't necessarily concrete. This is one of the many mysteries regarding the brain. I don't know of any papers, but I just read a great book on the subject: "Consciousness and the Brain: Deciphering How the Brain Codes our Thoughts" by Stanislas Dehaene.
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