About when people would seem enough to think of computing capacity in terms of FLOPS, supercomputers development makes the point that a better measure is TEPS. TEPS stand for Traversed edges per second, which is sort of FLOPS weighted by communication cost.
Anyway, fact is AI Impacts produced estimates for our Brain performance in TEPS. Next thing was the ubiquitous, of course. It would seem we can hire this computational power in the next decade by $ 100/hour. But for the time being this cost is estimated to be around $4,700 – $170,000/hour. So go to your boss and tell him he’s renting your brain for a bargain.
IF you do so, your odds are better if you skip the info below and make it simple. New studies show that our brains do consider cognitive effort when making choices. This ‘TLDR’ feature of brain wiring may be the culprit in preventing you to go through the paper “Separate and overlapping brain areas encode subjective value during delay and effort discounting” that says so.