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ArchMageZeratuL (Jul 28, 2003) — edit
From chaos, order is born.As we unlock the secrets of neural networks, we see that the line above is a greater truth - we have beheld completelly chaotic systems learn by themselves with little to none human help, robots that learned how to operate their own legs in order to obtain proper movement... and so far our technology is pathetic. In the future, we may use those same neural networks to create a new form of life that takes the best qualities of biology and mechatronics. Then we shall become obsolete, and the world will be theirs to rule...
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Oh, and do I get the prize for scary-fiction-that-may-really-come-to-be-true or what? :)
How is it that it's not likely that we'll re-engineer ourselves? We've already developed an artificial heart. We have artificial hips/bones. We have all kinds of transplants. I remember Marcello saying that the first tongue transplant just happened this summer. Anyway, it's a gradual process that i think can eventually turn into re-engineering the human body as we know it. Take the artificial heart for instance. If that thing is more reliable, consistent, and efficient, isn't that re-engineering? We don't have to deconstruct DNA to get there....
Anyway, an interesting read is The Age of Spiritual Machines by Ray Kurzweil. More of the same stuff.
And our brain has 23 billion neurons (19 for females, whatever)... they all connect chaotically to each other... if that's not a huge neural network, I don't know what it is. And our current supercomputers can get as smart as a worm's brain (according to Universe in a Nutshell, I believe)... so unless you link all computers in the world, I doubt you'll get a human brain-mighty computer. ;)
Now, if we do it with neural networks... ooooh.
Or quantum processors... or both...
[And, yeah, first *successfull* tongue transplant happened this "summer" (for you northerns)]
oO and this is why I dun like sci fi...
the first 'successful' tongue transplant happened this "winter" for you southerners...:P archy...but ...ew...someone else's tongue...grody...
They are a slight variation of Tolkien's... I just never got around totally memorizing Tolkien's ones, and I had to memorize Ultima ones for the game, anyway. But, yeah, that's what they say.
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good stuff :D *mwahahaa*