And I gave it one more try... Why the fuck would it be moving, and also it looks like from 1839. God I hate wannabes.. Speaking of, there is space for 2 more ppl in your suite
@chimneyface Now this has to be the best comment ever! I could try to argue that all of its excretions are in the form of gasses. But no, you have to be right, if it is fed it has to poo too! :-O
Psychedelics are not drugs, they are innate deities and qualities of Spirit who live die and are born again they activate the dissolution of past and future lives, and center to the eternal life in the now as we gather the spirit together and realize wisdom, indwelling bliss fertility and gnosis, which is vogodie, nirvana, we awaken to the truth that we are the Goddess
I think its a nice video but I don't think bio computers will look or be anything like that. I think it will be biological maybe but probably not. It will however 95% be molecular transistors capable of being only 1 or 2 nanometers in size thus giving the cpu a boost of around 25X the speed/power while running at the same heat and power consumption. So future chips could be so small they are barley visible to the naked eye yet so powerful they can run anything we throw at them.
@sholmesbrown I am sure that you are right. However, in the video I wanted to make people think about what it would be like to have a living and/or intelligent entity inside a computer. I also liked the steam punk look for the build! :-)
@ExplainingTheFuture I thought a little more about it and would just like say I've recently watched some interesting videos about storing data in constructed synthetic non-organic cells like dna is stored. Using weird controlled chemical reactions... So maybe the future will have some biological computers just not the CPU? :)
@sholmesbrown I am sure that, as synthetic biology develops, a lot of future technology will be organic. Life is pretty good at manufacturing on the nanoscale from organic feed stocks. We just need to learn how to program it ourselves! :-)
2tb tubes? DNA Computing would have DNA as processing and storage (well truly the processing would lie in the protein separating DNA instructions into an RNA sequences)
much like how we do it, tho our brain should be considered more like ram than a storage device, as our dna does not change to store data, just provides an operating system.
Soon we will have transistors made from graphene nanoribons which will be thousands of times faster than semiconducting transistors, and store Terabytes of non volatile memory on a single chip, as graphene produces little heat it will allow us to go on to create small 3 dimensional circuits. perhaps even giving us the power to emulate an animal or human brain in software
Nice, well made, and interesting video. But I don't think bio computers are the direction the future will go in. The power of the animal brain come from massively parallel processing and learn able specialized circuitry. But the speed of the individual neurons is only a few hundred hertz, while modern CPU s operate at gigahertz, and each bio computer will not be very compatible or programmable they would have to be individually schooled.
@anushasse Thanks. I spent a long time making the box! :-) It is the only real thing in the video (although it was also rebuilt in CG for some of the shots).
Hmm, those magnet chips, and that animal in the middle, I ain't want anything like that, seems disgusting. BTW: now that you are in 2037 can you tell me when did the Portugal crisis ended?
@digerpaji Yes, this may be true. The work Google have been doing with D-Wave Systems is very promising. However, the issues I raise in this video -- such as what rights future AIs may have -- remain the same. And biocomputers make for a better visual! :-)
I think Wikileaks is using a secret Quantum Computer to hack the data bases where they get their info. Just like the use of an electronic computer in WW2 was used to crack radio code to German subs.
So if you were to measure this in Ghz or TeraFlops or whatever, what would it be? I know it has no real frequency, but what do you reckon it would be taking into account calculations per second?
@jobeanie123 I think it runs at an equivalent of many PHz -- that's picahertz (ie thousands of terahertz, or millions of gigahertz). It is just orders and orders of magnitude faster than computers today -- if in a massively parallel kind of way, like our own brains. (OK, I'd better stop now as I'm starting to kid myself that it actually exists!).
@ExplainingTheFuture :) Thanks for the reply. I figured it would be relevant to that (well, not THAT much, but still). It's really interesting how that works :)
@bogieman987 Religion has -- rightly or wrongly -- survived for thousands of years. I'd therefore place a fairly safe bet that it will survive another 27! However, whether the Earth's forthcoming "second species" of artificial intelligences will ever get religion is an interesting question. Maybe they will all worship Microsoft. (Not).
@Goldsonic112 No, you have me there. I actually built myself in a computer (which raises all kinds of chicken-and-egg questions I know). Only the pencil and table here are real (and in fact only part of the table!).
@Films4You Yes, the chip ought to be registered as an employee. Though do Amazon pay minimum wage when they hire out people over the web via Amazon Mechanical Turk? I thinks not . . .
@PR13STG0RD0 For the same reason that motherboard manufacturers today stop supporting perfectly functional operating systems. The makers always like to keep selling us something new to earn them more profits . . .
Bio computers, with the ability to self repair and easy replications is perfect for artificial organs like heart and lungs to regulate their functions and bio batteries that can recharge using carbohydrates or other enzymes can power those fully implantable organs. For a motherboard, on a laptop would be impractical. Instead, optical should be use for information transfer, since nothing can travel faster than light.
@jtcra555 There are things that are talking in communication faster than the speed of light. light is only current understanding of a communication, it is partiical part of our measurement of our own intelligence of reasoning skills even that is an evolution curve of growth.
@Mr20122112 Theoretically speaking, the only way to exceed the speed of light is throught a wormhole by bending space, but that requires tremendous power like blowing up the sun. Realistically speaking, in the near future that is impossible. Optical is still the best solution for communication. If you talk about secured communication that is another topic. In that case, photonic teleportation is the most secured method.
I know it was part of the research projects division, I went hrough the time magizne's index and for sept 09 2003 that issue does not exist that could be the issue covering IBM bio computer.
I wish I had more too add on this But everything I did have was via the internet in bookmarks, next time anyone is out garage sale old book store see any articles grab them, it's part of history
In 2005 IIBM had already developed the BIO-COMPUTER a grown blue gell that was in a box container The IBM BIO-computer processor speed would be unmatched for speed cooling and energy and replace the pentium
IBM had finished the project and filled it full of information and asked it a few questions The answer's they got frighten the team terrified at the answers, The orgional project team were given new identies and reloacated around the globe and the project was scraped appareantly?
Quite imaginative but futile,of course your example does'nt reflect the actual science or import the notion of Moore's Law,in which a bio-tech system would and could self generate from turning sunlight into energy and in turn self replicate using the same method.
Another alternative might be using flux ion capacitors with negative isotope subatomic cores that relay all data through (or around) the sealed magnesium hexatropic core. Bypassing the core, quanta by quanta, the trionic leptons are correspondingly absorbed; releasing zero antimatter but converting all energy into data.
Your model, while highly efficient would only produce the computing power of an 888...
An example would be using modified microtubules components, tubulin molecules which are nano scaled and have shown conductive properties. These molecules are also easily assembled and can form complex 3 dimensional repeating structures so would be ideal for computation on the quantum scale. They would also be environmentally friendly and not pose any health hazards.(easily recyclable) technically you could even consume it safely.
Hey i would just like to say good job, a nicely made video. But i would like to modify your future prediction. As a molecular Biologist, i think its unlikely that we will use "whole" biological systems such as your biocomputer. More likely we will certainly use modified biological molecules, coded and produced by modified DNA to produce computer systems capable of quantum computing.
That has always really worried me, the military making use of quantum computers, also we will have to completely change the encryption systems on computers, we wouldn't stand a chance against quantum hackers.
some questions are what would happen if it gets a taste of human blood. can i play with it. does it reproduce?? and where can i get one of those time machines
Excellent questions! This video is supposed to provoke debate. The time machine was unfortunately upgraded to Windows Vista and hence no longer works.
Zionist Bankers are Running the US Government and are behind 9/11! And Dual Citizenships within the Government should be illegal?!!! Are we waking up America?!! PRESIDENT JACKSON TRIED TO WARN US, JUST AS JFK DID!
completely out of context comment here related 2 urs.Zeitgeist i would say leads a better way in this engagement of action of communicating a message "change".a resource based economy would b the optimized solution 4 everything 2 change while using technology and science as guide tools 4 us and the environment.m theory would evolve very well under that state.peace
whoa that is kinda of scary, but if you really think about it? something that can think for its self will it not have a conscience like humans do, or have reason and logic?
This is based on current developments in biocomputing where (in different types of experiments) rats brains and DNA are being used to process data. As we reach the limits of silicon, computing based on organic processors are a real possibility. I'm sure they won't look like little creatures as shown here. But the video is more intended to get us thinking about the issues that may surround organic and sentient computing. :-)
Funny thing is that as soon as this is a reality (wich is in about 8 to 10y) that the tip of the red pointer will be a computer a thousand x faster than the bio chip.
Fantastic comment, and one that also links very nicely to one of my other videos here on the "New Industrial Convergence" about the blurring of "artificial" and "biological" technology. In future it will all be nanotech! :-)
kinda kreeps me out to think that another "being" is used in such away, although i dont care about animal testing but just think if this thing wanted to kill you. IT COULD! kinda scary....just my thaughts
Thanks for your comment. One reason for making this video was to get us all thinking about the possible consequences of creating biological artificial intelligences. Today, experiments to change and create life via genetic engineering are controversial and in many instances banned. However, experiments to create potentially thinking machines are not. And to me that is a little scary! :-O
Nah, I have windows to tell me what I cant do.
waralotHD 27 minutes ago
Does it compute c++?
TheCentralServices 14 hours ago
sure you're an android from the future. and this is one of the reasons why are your videos so interesting.
Hermesiss 19 hours ago
I lol'd
MrThewhitenigger 3 weeks ago
I wonder how much it will cost.I'd like one
tinypuppies3 3 weeks ago
that guy is creepy
vamosachadelmo 4 weeks ago
nice clip .. i like it .. thanks for sharing
fivequotes 1 month ago
If I overclocked it, would it cry?
grantedutton 1 month ago
@grantedutton Probably . . .
ExplainingTheFuture 4 weeks ago
Funny how we'll still need to download and install those pesky drivers even in the year 2037.
REA00002 1 month ago
@REA00002 We will always need drivers! :-O The computer industry will never sell us things that just work OK!
ExplainingTheFuture 4 weeks ago
@REA00002 nah, just install a decent OS like Linux
bash$ insmod biocpu.o
lol ;)
tasilbhurn 1 week ago
And I gave it one more try... Why the fuck would it be moving, and also it looks like from 1839. God I hate wannabes.. Speaking of, there is space for 2 more ppl in your suite
Piliskner 1 month ago
I stopped watching when you pulled out drivers on CD or whatever lol
Piliskner 1 month ago
where does its poo go??
chimneyface 1 month ago 3
@chimneyface Now this has to be the best comment ever! I could try to argue that all of its excretions are in the form of gasses. But no, you have to be right, if it is fed it has to poo too! :-O
ExplainingTheFuture 1 month ago
making latkas on lsd is good for anyone
rainbowaon 1 month ago
shamans can do this without the logical crap that makes you all stiff, robot shamans still fall behind
rainbowaon 1 month ago
There was (and is) a timeless time called Vogodiei, long before
and after the advent of organized religions, when All instinctively
perceived deity as a loving and benevolent Mother Goddess. An
overwhelming amount of archeological evidence has been found to
support this, throughout the Middle East, Europe, Africa, the
Americas, Antartica and Asia.
rainbowaon 1 month ago
Psychedelics are not drugs, they are innate deities and qualities of Spirit who live die and are born again they activate the dissolution of past and future lives, and center to the eternal life in the now as we gather the spirit together and realize wisdom, indwelling bliss fertility and gnosis, which is vogodie, nirvana, we awaken to the truth that we are the Goddess
rainbowaon 1 month ago
you need to feed it 3 times a day
Franckydap1 2 months ago
@Franckydap1 And four times on Sundays as a special treat! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 month ago 2
jew+turtle+brit= ..ill leave that to you
tulllyy 2 months ago
@tulllyy somehow who isn't racist or materialistic, rainbow family!
rainbowaon 1 month ago
I think its a nice video but I don't think bio computers will look or be anything like that. I think it will be biological maybe but probably not. It will however 95% be molecular transistors capable of being only 1 or 2 nanometers in size thus giving the cpu a boost of around 25X the speed/power while running at the same heat and power consumption. So future chips could be so small they are barley visible to the naked eye yet so powerful they can run anything we throw at them.
sholmesbrown 2 months ago
@sholmesbrown I am sure that you are right. However, in the video I wanted to make people think about what it would be like to have a living and/or intelligent entity inside a computer. I also liked the steam punk look for the build! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 month ago
@ExplainingTheFuture I thought a little more about it and would just like say I've recently watched some interesting videos about storing data in constructed synthetic non-organic cells like dna is stored. Using weird controlled chemical reactions... So maybe the future will have some biological computers just not the CPU? :)
sholmesbrown 1 month ago
@sholmesbrown I am sure that, as synthetic biology develops, a lot of future technology will be organic. Life is pretty good at manufacturing on the nanoscale from organic feed stocks. We just need to learn how to program it ourselves! :-)
explainingcomputers 1 month ago
i am so not ready for a processor with its own heart beat...
Storbein 2 months ago
2tb tubes? DNA Computing would have DNA as processing and storage (well truly the processing would lie in the protein separating DNA instructions into an RNA sequences)
much like how we do it, tho our brain should be considered more like ram than a storage device, as our dna does not change to store data, just provides an operating system.
kdrac21 2 months ago
This guy needs mental help. It's shit.
SomeUser9753 2 months ago
Still religion by 2037 :) I guess you did not really traveled in to the future for sure not 2037.
electrodacus 3 months ago
Why do you speak like an idiot in the video? You always look like sucking a cock
nixofpluto 3 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
what if it gets ill ?
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that would give the word computer virus a whole new meaning
ataarono 4 months ago
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ataarono 4 months ago
this is the best video ...ever ?
TheQedqubit 4 months ago
@TheQedqubit Maybe! -) Though I am biased! (and also think my bioprinting video came out rather well :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 4 months ago
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Soon we will have transistors made from graphene nanoribons which will be thousands of times faster than semiconducting transistors, and store Terabytes of non volatile memory on a single chip, as graphene produces little heat it will allow us to go on to create small 3 dimensional circuits. perhaps even giving us the power to emulate an animal or human brain in software
MrMonkeybat 4 months ago
Nice, well made, and interesting video. But I don't think bio computers are the direction the future will go in. The power of the animal brain come from massively parallel processing and learn able specialized circuitry. But the speed of the individual neurons is only a few hundred hertz, while modern CPU s operate at gigahertz, and each bio computer will not be very compatible or programmable they would have to be individually schooled.
Continued
MrMonkeybat 4 months ago
WHY DID I .......
ilovetheninetiesssss 5 months ago
Are those 2TB nanogel memory tubes running in RAID 0 ? Lol
btw 2TB doesn't seems too impressive. we should be dealing in peta and beyond in 20 years
waseem1173 5 months ago
dna computing won't be available to commercial products ;)
too slow and there is not an easy way to control I/O.
drederprops 6 months ago
The box looks really futuristic.
anushasse 7 months ago 4
@anushasse Thanks. I spent a long time making the box! :-) It is the only real thing in the video (although it was also rebuilt in CG for some of the shots).
ExplainingTheFuture 7 months ago
Hmm, those magnet chips, and that animal in the middle, I ain't want anything like that, seems disgusting. BTW: now that you are in 2037 can you tell me when did the Portugal crisis ended?
markingfeat 7 months ago
@markingfeat The Portugal crisis never really ended -- it just became eclipsed by the rising US debt crisis.
ExplainingTheFuture 7 months ago
@ExplainingTheFuture Doh!
markingfeat 7 months ago
This looks fake
nlimskater 7 months ago
LMFAO!!! so instead of it starting to crash or whatever it goes senile. Brilliant *turns computer on and it starts muttering to itself*
SupErMasSiVepancake 7 months ago
@SupErMasSiVepancake I will now imagine that when Windows is taking an age to load that it is really muttering to itself . . . :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 7 months ago
Yes but can it play Crysis?
mooman219 9 months ago 4
They use cardboard boxes for packaging in the year 2037
RuckaAliReloaded 9 months ago 2
@RuckaAliReloaded They have to. There will be no oil left to make them out of plastic.
ExplainingTheFuture 9 months ago 8
@ExplainingTheFuture LOL!! bullshit! there is enough oil to last for a couple hundred years.
903harman 8 months ago
@903harman LMAO! ignorance is bliss.. we hit peak oil in 07, and the Saudies are building 16 nuclear power plants.. hum, i wonder why? lol
Markitos203 7 months ago
@Markitos203 lol ignorance is bliss... you love to hear people talk to jack up prices.
903harman 7 months ago
great docuemntary... i like the way you interlace the ideas
EnavSounds 9 months ago
Man, this possibility is creepy. Why is it moving ?
Dalsir1 9 months ago
@Dalsir1 It is alive!
ExplainingTheFuture 7 months ago
@ExplainingTheFuture Well, plants are alive too, but they don`t move like that. And what is imaginable processing power?
Dalsir1 7 months ago
@Dalsir1 But a brain requires blood circulation so I guess it has some kind of heart.
MrMonkeybat 4 months ago
@ExplainingTheFuture IT IS ALIIIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ovhan1 5 months ago
MINI ZERG INCUBATOR HAHAHA))))
CaptainTarrtuga 10 months ago
WTF
evaronan 10 months ago
nice modeling
presbarkeep 11 months ago
looks like jarvis is going to have some copitition lol im not to good at spelling
daynater 11 months ago
If the future is bio computer, I want mine to shape like boobs
Guanchen 11 months ago
LOL.computer generated video..... lame man
...use other render and HDR!
lupixus 11 months ago
watch?v=1-0eZytv6Qk
1smrad 1 year ago
fajne ale ma krzywy ryj
RAHMELBASS 1 year ago
this guy needs to get some sun light
Aortal 1 year ago
Quantum computers are the future NOT BIO COMPUTERS
digerpaji 1 year ago
@digerpaji Yes, this may be true. The work Google have been doing with D-Wave Systems is very promising. However, the issues I raise in this video -- such as what rights future AIs may have -- remain the same. And biocomputers make for a better visual! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
@digerpaji You're as wrong as a person could be. Although this video is comically wrong as well. So fair enough I presume.
TheLifePerfect 1 year ago
It looks the thing is having sex, might make for great teen comedy - American Chip comes to mind
villion 1 year ago
can it run windows vista without lagging?
Gameconsoleman 1 year ago 2
@Gameconsoleman Sadly, no, it can't run Vista without lagging. Even by 2037 there won't be a computer that can do that. :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago 21
@ExplainingTheFuture You win one free interwebs! :)
6006133 2 months ago
@Gameconsoleman You run vista in a cave? still? W8 beta is out(unofficially) dude wakeup!!!
tomakali 8 months ago
Lol, this is good
djzapz 1 year ago
Looks like they finally commercialized the Daleks. Fantastic.
azilber 1 year ago
I think Wikileaks is using a secret Quantum Computer to hack the data bases where they get their info. Just like the use of an electronic computer in WW2 was used to crack radio code to German subs.
Could a DNA computer be used to hack codes?
ufoengines 1 year ago
Drivers? people still need drivers in the future
TrapStar972 1 year ago
@TrapStar972 And Apparently they come on a 3.5'' Floppy lol
TheSignXpress 1 year ago
Looks like a bulldung
rekinu5 1 year ago
i want a quantum computer instead
miganders 1 year ago 3
servers of the google will gain selfwill in 2012
Pauloecia 1 year ago
haha way to steampunk the future. Straight out of BioShock.
grimtango5280 1 year ago
Senile dementia indeed. Why the hell do you waste time creating this kind of nonsense?
YTMrVulcan 1 year ago
Why does this remind me so much of a skit from Look Around You, and I hate that show
ss6truks 1 year ago
Does that thing overclocks well? hahahaha
maximus2612 1 year ago 7
@maximus2612 Yes, you just have to give it a caffine injection! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago 20
So if you were to measure this in Ghz or TeraFlops or whatever, what would it be? I know it has no real frequency, but what do you reckon it would be taking into account calculations per second?
jobeanie123 1 year ago
@jobeanie123 I think it runs at an equivalent of many PHz -- that's picahertz (ie thousands of terahertz, or millions of gigahertz). It is just orders and orders of magnitude faster than computers today -- if in a massively parallel kind of way, like our own brains. (OK, I'd better stop now as I'm starting to kid myself that it actually exists!).
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
@ExplainingTheFuture :) Thanks for the reply. I figured it would be relevant to that (well, not THAT much, but still). It's really interesting how that works :)
jobeanie123 1 year ago
We still have religion in 2037 O.O
bogieman987 1 year ago 2
@bogieman987 Religion has -- rightly or wrongly -- survived for thousands of years. I'd therefore place a fairly safe bet that it will survive another 27! However, whether the Earth's forthcoming "second species" of artificial intelligences will ever get religion is an interesting question. Maybe they will all worship Microsoft. (Not).
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago 3
@ExplainingTheFuture True i guess. "ALL HAIL MICROSOFT" XD
bogieman987 1 year ago
@ExplainingTheFuture Hahaha... That's wrong. They will worship Linux!
bitbreaker 1 year ago
@ExplainingTheFuture Organised religion would die out by 2090 most Muslims would probably be only "culturally" Muslim.(much like Jews!)
KriegPhilosophy 1 year ago
@bogieman987 religion will always be with us
jayoori1 1 year ago
I'm favoriting this so I can bring it out in 27 years
Janzak 1 year ago
@Janzak Please e-mail me (or whatever we are doing in 27 years to communicate) when you do! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
pffffff, wut a shitty future
somadman 1 year ago
"from 2037" more like 2027 were not that far away from it.
musicman387 1 year ago
@musicman387 Yep, it is always difficult getting the future history right! :-) Somewhere in the 2020s is possible . . .
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
You can see that the pen is flying in the reflection around 1:27 ;)
Goldsonic112 1 year ago
@Goldsonic112 Indeed! :-) I'm glad you were watching closely! Now try to guess where the pencil (and my fingers) are real and where they are CG!
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
@ExplainingTheFuture But YOU are real, aren't you? O.o
Goldsonic112 1 year ago
@Goldsonic112 No, you have me there. I actually built myself in a computer (which raises all kinds of chicken-and-egg questions I know). Only the pencil and table here are real (and in fact only part of the table!).
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
Blue-Screen-of-Death still lives, (look behind you), LOL
Minimun wage payment for this chip.
Films4You 1 year ago
@Films4You Yes, the chip ought to be registered as an employee. Though do Amazon pay minimum wage when they hire out people over the web via Amazon Mechanical Turk? I thinks not . . .
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
@Films4You
Still unboxing in the future 32 tentacles... I'll wait for the 64 tentacles update.
This is good fun video... LOL
Films4You 1 year ago
Why don't they make the nutrient tank replacable?
PR13STG0RD0 1 year ago
@PR13STG0RD0 For the same reason that motherboard manufacturers today stop supporting perfectly functional operating systems. The makers always like to keep selling us something new to earn them more profits . . .
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
LOL looks like bioshock stuff
AlbertInSanAntonio 1 year ago
Bio computers, with the ability to self repair and easy replications is perfect for artificial organs like heart and lungs to regulate their functions and bio batteries that can recharge using carbohydrates or other enzymes can power those fully implantable organs. For a motherboard, on a laptop would be impractical. Instead, optical should be use for information transfer, since nothing can travel faster than light.
jtcra555 1 year ago
@jtcra555 There are things that are talking in communication faster than the speed of light. light is only current understanding of a communication, it is partiical part of our measurement of our own intelligence of reasoning skills even that is an evolution curve of growth.
Mr20122112 1 year ago
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jtcra555 1 year ago
@Mr20122112 Theoretically speaking, the only way to exceed the speed of light is throught a wormhole by bending space, but that requires tremendous power like blowing up the sun. Realistically speaking, in the near future that is impossible. Optical is still the best solution for communication. If you talk about secured communication that is another topic. In that case, photonic teleportation is the most secured method.
jtcra555 1 year ago
I know it was part of the research projects division, I went hrough the time magizne's index and for sept 09 2003 that issue does not exist that could be the issue covering IBM bio computer.
Mr20122112 1 year ago
I wish I had more too add on this But everything I did have was via the internet in bookmarks, next time anyone is out garage sale old book store see any articles grab them, it's part of history
Mr20122112 1 year ago
In 2005 IIBM had already developed the BIO-COMPUTER a grown blue gell that was in a box container The IBM BIO-computer processor speed would be unmatched for speed cooling and energy and replace the pentium
IBM had finished the project and filled it full of information and asked it a few questions The answer's they got frighten the team terrified at the answers, The orgional project team were given new identies and reloacated around the globe and the project was scraped appareantly?
Mr20122112 1 year ago
@Mr20122112 This is relevant to my interests.
Papacap 1 year ago
@Mr20122112 Wonderful! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
@Mr20122112 wana citate that information please?
Psychstix 1 year ago
@Mr20122112 Actually bio-computers are nothing new - even in 2005. They're just not feasible at the moment. This is just a conspiracy theory.
jbarnes8 1 year ago
@Mr20122112
You conspiracy nuts crack me up. What a crock of shit...:):):)
pureluck2 1 year ago
can it run gta iv
1993gandy 1 year ago
I think therefore I am
Guesswhokk 1 year ago
Quite imaginative but futile,of course your example does'nt reflect the actual science or import the notion of Moore's Law,in which a bio-tech system would and could self generate from turning sunlight into energy and in turn self replicate using the same method.
THEHARMONIKZ 1 year ago
Another alternative might be using flux ion capacitors with negative isotope subatomic cores that relay all data through (or around) the sealed magnesium hexatropic core. Bypassing the core, quanta by quanta, the trionic leptons are correspondingly absorbed; releasing zero antimatter but converting all energy into data.
Your model, while highly efficient would only produce the computing power of an 888...
corvinuscrow1 1 year ago
@corvinuscrow1 Ah yes, I see. You are clearly correct! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 1 year ago
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corvinuscrow1 1 year ago
what a piece of shit !
ovidiuchicea 1 year ago
wtf is this shit?
badgerman6666 1 year ago
An example would be using modified microtubules components, tubulin molecules which are nano scaled and have shown conductive properties. These molecules are also easily assembled and can form complex 3 dimensional repeating structures so would be ideal for computation on the quantum scale. They would also be environmentally friendly and not pose any health hazards.(easily recyclable) technically you could even consume it safely.
Advocate4Humanity 1 year ago
Hey i would just like to say good job, a nicely made video. But i would like to modify your future prediction. As a molecular Biologist, i think its unlikely that we will use "whole" biological systems such as your biocomputer. More likely we will certainly use modified biological molecules, coded and produced by modified DNA to produce computer systems capable of quantum computing.
Advocate4Humanity 1 year ago
Can it have rights ? In fact it´s a brain...
buzznandes 1 year ago
I wouldn't give a Biochip wireless connectivity
Also 2TB would not be anything in 2037.
imnotgivingmynametou 1 year ago
AI is dangerous and should never be explored
unimatrix82 1 year ago
That has always really worried me, the military making use of quantum computers, also we will have to completely change the encryption systems on computers, we wouldn't stand a chance against quantum hackers.
axzsszxa 2 years ago
Our brain is a quantum bio computer, that our soul is attached too. Its only a matter of time before we will be able to hack the brain!
Hillsillverr 2 years ago 2
@Hillsillverr
does the movie ghost in the shell ring a bell ? lol
unimatrix82 1 year ago
1:21 lol "dementia starts to set in after 5 years." Much like computers today!
InfiniteUniverse88 2 years ago 15
Indeed! :-) I'd not thought of that.
ExplainingTheFuture 2 years ago
l'm pretty sure this was supposed to be funny... if not, oh well, it made me laugh and think "wtf" :D
then4321 2 years ago
Overcloacking?
goliathlup1 2 years ago
LOL! Does it smell? does it dream? I think quantum computing is way more promissing.
goliathlup1 2 years ago
bio computers can be made into quantum computers, such as DNA-wave computing
axzsszxa 2 years ago
some questions are what would happen if it gets a taste of human blood. can i play with it. does it reproduce?? and where can i get one of those time machines
joemama142 2 years ago 2
Excellent questions! This video is supposed to provoke debate. The time machine was unfortunately upgraded to Windows Vista and hence no longer works.
ExplainingTheFuture 2 years ago
lol good one, should have stuck with a unix based os
oskenso 2 years ago
upgraded?
nickrohn93 2 years ago
Yes, sorry -- upgraded was not the right term!
ExplainingTheFuture 2 years ago
Zionist Bankers are Running the US Government and are behind 9/11! And Dual Citizenships within the Government should be illegal?!!! Are we waking up America?!! PRESIDENT JACKSON TRIED TO WARN US, JUST AS JFK DID!
911truthseekers 2 years ago
schrott
2fronteer 2 years ago
completely out of context comment here related 2 urs.Zeitgeist i would say leads a better way in this engagement of action of communicating a message "change".a resource based economy would b the optimized solution 4 everything 2 change while using technology and science as guide tools 4 us and the environment.m theory would evolve very well under that state.peace
Katharsis540 2 years ago
yea :D you muss give the computer food or it will die XD
LP2LP2 2 years ago 2
the presenter needs food as well XD
funk192 2 years ago
boring presenter should dissapear into the past
deputydorg 2 years ago
whoa that is kinda of scary, but if you really think about it? something that can think for its self will it not have a conscience like humans do, or have reason and logic?
cmbears17 2 years ago
it's gonna be battlestar galatica all over again
swordmonkey05 2 years ago
yes it is very interesting video but i wanna know this future is based on what???!!!
anyway great work :)
bati49 2 years ago
This is based on current developments in biocomputing where (in different types of experiments) rats brains and DNA are being used to process data. As we reach the limits of silicon, computing based on organic processors are a real possibility. I'm sure they won't look like little creatures as shown here. But the video is more intended to get us thinking about the issues that may surround organic and sentient computing. :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 2 years ago
The biocomputer reminds me of the Daleks from Doctor Who, scary thought. All it needs is a screaming computer voice and housed in a tank.
leoorulzall 2 years ago 2
Why does this remind me of the movie "the computer who wore tennis shoes"?
M00resLaw 3 years ago 4
Funny thing is that as soon as this is a reality (wich is in about 8 to 10y) that the tip of the red pointer will be a computer a thousand x faster than the bio chip.
This is a truism.
ToadHypno 3 years ago 3
Fantastic comment, and one that also links very nicely to one of my other videos here on the "New Industrial Convergence" about the blurring of "artificial" and "biological" technology. In future it will all be nanotech! :-)
ExplainingTheFuture 3 years ago
kinda kreeps me out to think that another "being" is used in such away, although i dont care about animal testing but just think if this thing wanted to kill you. IT COULD! kinda scary....just my thaughts
GOOD VIDEO THO :D
FOOLSYOU 3 years ago 2
Thanks for your comment. One reason for making this video was to get us all thinking about the possible consequences of creating biological artificial intelligences. Today, experiments to change and create life via genetic engineering are controversial and in many instances banned. However, experiments to create potentially thinking machines are not. And to me that is a little scary! :-O
ExplainingTheFuture 3 years ago