While I'm slightly uncomfortable with the phrasing of this, I agree in principle. There is one more crucial assumption that the brain makes: the world is perfect and deterministic. The brain uses a winner-take-all mechanism to handle sensory uncertainty, not probability math.
“We are born knowing there are causal relationships in the world, that wholes can be made of parts, and that the world consists of places and objects that persist in space and time,” Marcus says. “No machine ever learned any of that stuff using backprop.” https://www.wired.com/story/greedy-brittle-opaque-and-shallow-the-downsides-to-deep-learning …
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Actually object permanence is acquired much later.
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Did...did you just say that we're born with object permanence?
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