Motherboard | Brain cells may live longer when not tied to their weakling, mortal flesh
February 27, 2013
Source: Motherboard — February 27, 2013 | Austin Considine
In an interview last year with Motherboard’s Derek Mead, professor Kevin Warwick described an experiment in which he and a team of scientists created a very simple, two-dimensional, living brain of about 100,000 neurons and connected it to robots (a human brain, by contrast, approaches 100 billion).
It’s just a matter of time, he suggests, before scientists can build one in 3-D that’s much bigger. He also thinks most of us will one day be cyborgs to some extent. For these and other reasons, futurists like Ray Kurzweil believe that immortality is only about 40 years away. [...]
Comments (2)
by asiwel
When you read this article, you have to remember The Ship Who Sang (1969), a wonderful science fiction novel by Anne McCaffrey.
by nancy
LOL.
Cylons in a previous article today and now Daleks.
Well, it would be funny if it weren’t happening.