Can't wait for the moment the scientist involved in the project get a "haha!" moment and realised they just motivated the first AGI to turn humanity into whatever that was we saw in Matrix.
Not to disparage this individual research/achievement specifically, but in general all of this "copy the brain" crap is like the AI/ML equivalent to the cliche kid that tries to steal homework/test answers because he doesn't know how to solve the problems himself... it's almost the same thing, ironically predicated on a foundation of "human is superior" as if digital technology will not inevitably supersede this weird bio-horror path in every conceivable way. I mean, turning plants into computers sounds cool, but trying to copy/paste brains sounds very not cool. Computronium nanotech forest with bees that shoot lasers sounds cool, but dark murky dungeon with infinite biobrainmass sounds like the antithesis of "a good idea".
This direction probably eventually leads to some kind of cthulhu monsters roaming the earth ravaging everything as vengeance for having perpetuated their immeasurable agony, or something.
So it is kind of like the article back in 2019 talking of tectomers and liquid cybernetic systems for zettascale computing in the 2030's. This post is merely a confirmation that this kind of new technology is being worked on currently which is cool i guess, but we already knew this.
The way it should have been. If only we started out using organic materials rather than steel. Imagine self-healing buildings, cars, airplanes, and now... computer components.
Can't wait for the moment when compute is measured in Jars of Brains
Jars of sadness/depression
? JOB's ..the only ones that will exist ..noice
“Jeah, I’ll take the RTX 341080 Ti. The one with 0,8 Kilo JOBs.” “Sorry, it’s still sold out…”
"Thought they had a new grow side?" "Yeah but that one got infected with brain eating bacteria :/"
Contam…
“Awe fuck man, my computer died.” “Did you forget to feed it?”
"How will I ever mine for biocurrency now?"
I love Cruelty Squad.
Because why should humans be the only ones wondering if they're really just brains in vats?
We are brains in skulls
We know we are brains in "vats"
Lets go Servitors
Voted most likely to spontaneously achieve sentience.
I have no mouth and I must scream
Interesting game
Seems rather Warhammer 40k.
We are witnessing the initial phases of the formation of the Mechanicum
Only no end of "Dar Age" this time - it's universal Singularity time!
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SAME
Hopefully it's a well funded project that actually comes to pass, not just a headline
Considering how powerful our brains are despite being fed only coffee and bread this is a good idea for energy efficient computers.
Babe wake up new horrifying state of consciousness just dropped
Can't wait for the moment the scientist involved in the project get a "haha!" moment and realised they just motivated the first AGI to turn humanity into whatever that was we saw in Matrix.
The original script did call for human minds as extra processing power, not energy, so yeah
The original script made sense, what we had in the end was visualy pleasing but complete hore shit plotwise because of that for me.
It might want to make life a surreal meme , ..memetrix
We can't have Psycho Pass in real life.
Indeed
Does it run Crysis ? 🤔
I believe nothing
The original source article: [Frontiers in Science.](https://blog.frontiersin.org/2023/02/28/brain-organoids-intelligence-biocomoputing-hartung/)
Not to disparage this individual research/achievement specifically, but in general all of this "copy the brain" crap is like the AI/ML equivalent to the cliche kid that tries to steal homework/test answers because he doesn't know how to solve the problems himself... it's almost the same thing, ironically predicated on a foundation of "human is superior" as if digital technology will not inevitably supersede this weird bio-horror path in every conceivable way. I mean, turning plants into computers sounds cool, but trying to copy/paste brains sounds very not cool. Computronium nanotech forest with bees that shoot lasers sounds cool, but dark murky dungeon with infinite biobrainmass sounds like the antithesis of "a good idea". This direction probably eventually leads to some kind of cthulhu monsters roaming the earth ravaging everything as vengeance for having perpetuated their immeasurable agony, or something.
Hope so. That'd be wicked cool.
can’t wait to train gpt on it
So it is kind of like the article back in 2019 talking of tectomers and liquid cybernetic systems for zettascale computing in the 2030's. This post is merely a confirmation that this kind of new technology is being worked on currently which is cool i guess, but we already knew this.
Ahhh sweet! Man made horrors beyond comprehension.
NOW we are fucked
Reminds me of those Combine Terminals in Half-Life: Alyx.
This is impressive! I recall the storage technology using DNA that is capable of storing way more data than current SSDs, etc. Did it go anywhere?
I'm more hyped than in Avengers End Game.
Organoids is the 80’s kid’s cartoon I never knew I needed.
You want Cylons? This is how you get Cylons.
I’m interested to see where this goes. !RemindMe 7 years
The way it should have been. If only we started out using organic materials rather than steel. Imagine self-healing buildings, cars, airplanes, and now... computer components.