Ray
Kurzweil says when we live in a cybernetic society we will have
computers in our brains and machines will be smarter than human
beings.
He
claims this is already happening with technology - especially with
our addiction to our phones - and says the next step is to wire this
technology into our brains.
Singularity
is when carbon and silicon-based intelligence will merge to form a
single global consciousness.
“That
leads to computers having human intelligence, our putting them inside
our brains, connecting them to the cloud, expanding who we are.”
Ray
Kurzweil, Google's Director of Engineering
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4319436/Singularity-create-super-humans-Google-expert-claims.html#ixzz4bWhQR2bT
Also:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4431314/Elon-Musk-mission-link-human-brains-computers-4-yrs-report.html
Expanding...
Who...
We
are.
But
who are we?
*
Forget
about Charles Darwin, evolution, and Natural Selection.
Men
are doing the selecting.
Men
are determining evolution.
As
Donald Trump likes to say, “It's
going to be a beautiful thing.”
Or
not.
*
The
U.S. Congress needs to have computers in their brains.
They
need to be put in the cloud.
So
does Donald J. Trump.
ASAP.
*
IT'S ABOUT RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND BRAINS
*
CEREBRAL
ORGANOIDS
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3825201/Brains-grown-OUTSIDE-human-body-Recipe-creating-working-organs-jar-revealed.html
The
goal for many researchers is to develop a brain exactly like a
human's.
But
some researchers say this would be a step too far.
Dr
Martin Coath, from the Cognition Institute at the University of
Plymouth, questioned why anyone would ever want to create a 'real'
human brain.
'A
human brain that was 'fully working' would be conscious, have hopes,
dreams, feel pain, and would ask questions about what we were doing
to it,' he said.
'Something
we have grown in the lab, but on a much simpler level than a human
brain, might be hooked up to electronic eyes, ears, and hands and be
taught to do something - maybe something that is as sophisticated as
many simple living creatures.
'That
doesn't seem so far off to me.'
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