History of Artificial Intelligence

In his paper “Neural Computing: The metaphorical, cultural roots of brain models,” Giorgio Innocenti argues that the human brain is profoundly different from contemporary computers and that the differences likely preclude the possibility of constructing computer-based forms of AI which can generate human-like moral, cultural, and aesthetic experiences. What are the differences between the human brain and contemporary computers according to Innocenti, and do you agree with him that they pose a significant problem to the construction of these kinds of AI systems? Why or why not?