Indeed. This is definitely a big step in the continuation? start? of a world where the line between "biological" and "digital" starts to disappear. It shall be interesting! ✌️🖖
As I listened to earlier work with a similar ambition over past decades in C elegans and Janelia's work on flies, I always wondered whether the lack of success might be due to data that was not captured. Examples of uncaptured data might be gap junction interactions, EM fields or local ionic flows. In other words perhaps there's more to brains than "you are your connectome." (or maybe not.)
Wow, Alex, congratulations! To say this is astonishing is the understatement of the century. I was trying to wrap my head around it and couldn’t quite find the words—until I read your post on the website: “We’re opening doors to possibilities we can barely imagine.” That really says it all.
Wow!!!! We are watching biological systems unfold into a transference of information. My mind is grappling at the magnitude and implication of this project.
I might be thinking beyond my understanding. To me seems to demonstrate that we can transfer and translate biological systems at a huge scale. The application and duplication of this process could land in so many ways… it is immeasurably impactful.
There could be some application for the plant an insect exchange for our ecosystem. This made me laugh because I asked Sora AI to make a hybrid version of my dog. And it gave me a picture of a mechanical bee.
Are lobsters next?
Accelerando!
If brain emulation becomes real, the definition of “being alive” will completely change.
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A monumental milestone!
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You're going to wreck Ray's 86% Accuracy! I think the required scaling will happen before '45.
I think that falls under the category of “good problem to have.”
Indeed. This is definitely a big step in the continuation? start? of a world where the line between "biological" and "digital" starts to disappear. It shall be interesting! ✌️🖖
Alex. You are amazing !!
Thanks!
AWG...you are so far ahead of the cutting edge...amazing.
I imagine Peter Diamandis would be eager to sign up his agents for the first human trials.
Thanks!
And so, it begins!
Amazing.
Thanks!
Amazing. This totally blowes me away!
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Fascinating. Your next Doctor Alex
Awesome! Proud of you. Why am I not surprised by your involvement? If you decide to download yourself, please make a meat backup so we don't lose you.
High praise!
Tell eon systems they need a foreword link in their website so we can share with others who may be interested in their work
Appreciate the feedback!
Agreed
As I listened to earlier work with a similar ambition over past decades in C elegans and Janelia's work on flies, I always wondered whether the lack of success might be due to data that was not captured. Examples of uncaptured data might be gap junction interactions, EM fields or local ionic flows. In other words perhaps there's more to brains than "you are your connectome." (or maybe not.)
Wow, Alex, congratulations! To say this is astonishing is the understatement of the century. I was trying to wrap my head around it and couldn’t quite find the words—until I read your post on the website: “We’re opening doors to possibilities we can barely imagine.” That really says it all.
Thanks!
Wow!!!! We are watching biological systems unfold into a transference of information. My mind is grappling at the magnitude and implication of this project.
I might be thinking beyond my understanding. To me seems to demonstrate that we can transfer and translate biological systems at a huge scale. The application and duplication of this process could land in so many ways… it is immeasurably impactful.
The idea of consciousness comes to mind.
Imagine abundance for insects, no humans harmed. Fruitfky bot will be so busy.
It's nice to think we might cooperate better with insects
There could be some application for the plant an insect exchange for our ecosystem. This made me laugh because I asked Sora AI to make a hybrid version of my dog. And it gave me a picture of a mechanical bee.
Fascinating I heard that bees have a very good sense of smell and that prrobably would impress a dog
To go from fruit fly to mouse and ultimately to human is not a trivial undertaking (British understatement).
The next step is a physical robotic body I guess?