Going to need a significant improvement in the software to get it to map a human. The fruit flu has 140,000 neurons and 54.5 million synapses and the AI that mapped it required a post process with humans checking it all with 3 million edits and they still have to identify every neuron type.
A human brain has about 86 billion neurons and quite likely many trillions of synapses and that is likely an underestimate. That 3 million edits will turn into 3 million * 10^6 at least manual edits, that doesn't seem feasible. The error rate on the fruit flu would have to come down into the single digits to be usable to map a human brain. So an improvement from about 6% of synapses to 0.000006%. That is one heck of a jump in improvement for an AI.
A human brain has about 86 billion neurons and quite likely many trillions of synapses and that is likely an underestimate. That 3 million edits will turn into 3 million * 10^6 at least manual edits, that doesn't seem feasible. The error rate on the fruit flu would have to come down into the single digits to be usable to map a human brain. So an improvement from about 6% of synapses to 0.000006%. That is one heck of a jump in improvement for an AI.