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I am currently reading AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future and I am loving this book. I just finished chapter 4 of the book. I would strongly urge you to give this book a shot.

@VCheng Words alone cannot adequately convey my gratitude for your explanation and for dumbing it down for me. Truly, from the bottom of my heart, you have my sincerest gratitude.

Then from there the receptive fields perceive more complex shapes and this process keeps expanding. Am I correct?

@VCheng From what I understand, the first detail that is picked by the receptive fields is the color at a singular point then it goes on from there towards other points which may eventually result in the formation of a basic object like a line or another basic shape.

It's from the book AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future.

What is the lowest detail in this supposed hierarchy?

Does the hierarchical storage of information go from analysing each individual color at a very tiny singular point to combining these points to perceive an object eventually?

@VCheng From what I understand, the neocortex stores information hierarchically. If I am correct, then what is this hierarchy and how does storing information like this affect the process of processing the outputs relayed by the receptive fields?

@VCheng I meant in general as I have a question regarding neuroscience.