Leo

sketchfab

The human brain processes information at a rate of 40 to 50 bits per second, while computers process information at a much faster rate of approximately 1 billion bits per second. This is because computers use electromagnetic signals to perform calculations, whereas humans rely on electrical impulses in the brain. Despite this difference in processing speed, humans have a significant advantage when it comes to processing complex information, as they can analyze and understand context in real-time. Computers, on the other hand, struggle with understanding nuances of language, which is why human-computer interaction often involves manual translation or interpretation.