Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind
It’s difficult to object to such benevolent use of technology when it
helps a very-sick child to remain part of her friends’ community via a robot
and an iPad. It’s a wonderful gift for Payton, and it might help her to
mentally overcome her cancer. This makes her more likely to respond to
treatment.
Technology in our 3-D reality is here to keep us entrapped;
meanwhile, it could also be used to enhance our lives to a certain degree.
Examples, such as Payton’s PAVS, will be used to systematically usher in
the Singularity. By showing the public what extraordinary benefits are
awaiting us, the Singularity will be the climax of all these benevolent ideas.
The media have a huge responsibility to promote AI in such a way that it
will win the population over in the end or to make people relatively
informed but passive, while the Administrator-dominated market spits out
new seducing technologies to trap the masses. As the expression goes, they
“give with one hand and take away with the other.”
There are many different projects running simultaneously. One such
project is to cure or assist the disabled. The University of Washington
(again) is currently working on an implant that will be placed in the brain
which can make otherwise paralyzed body parts work again. It could
primarily help people who have had strokes or spinal-cord injuries to be able
to move their limbs. This is, thus far, a project in progress, but scientists
and researchers at the university say that in approximately eight to ten
years this technology could be applied to their patients on a regular basis. 156
It all started, not so long ago, with soldiers returning from war with serious
injuries, often including those who lost a limb or two, or their limbs were
not working properly. At that time, a metallic arm or a leg that could be
remotely controlled by the injured person replaced injured limbs. This was
a breakthrough at the time and an introduction to how we can replace
biological body parts with artificial body parts in an effort to introduce the
cyborg agenda. These days, they can do the same thing, without replacing a
non-functional limb, by simply using this new brain implant—a more
sophisticated way of replacing natural human abilities with artificial
counterparts.
Finally, for now, I want to discuss how the media very subtly
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Seattle Times, Dec. 29 and 31, 2015, “UW brain implant could help paralyzed limbs move again”
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