A cyborg future? (5/5)

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Kevin Warwick, of Reading University, and his intelligent robots, which have self-learning behaviours.

(Part 5 of 5)

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[Tetzukai]

Religion for the lose....

[MeatyMushroom]

Why are all the cool videos unknown? Especially when theres all this crap thats most subscribed to like "Fred". Search it. Its like..... wtf.....

[lamontmon]

Artificial intelligence may already be present nowadays and robotics may be very impressive, but the human brain still beats all these inventions, when it comes to intelligence :)

[greekman3000]

thats retarded

[ColdBoi]

@MeatyMushroom because the majority of people breeding on this planet are uneducated and therefore their children result in the same manner with some mental defect such as ADD or over active imagination (in Freds case).

[ColdBoi]

I think it will be a benefit and also dangerous if in 50 years time we are able to increase our intelligence greatly with robotic enhancements. I mean look at what we have achieved so far with the average iq being 90-100, now imagine if that was increased to the level of Stephen Hawking as the norm... how much would we accomplish than? Than again I'm sure it will be costly.

[FIGHTFANNERD3]

indeed

[Uploadvidz]

humans have a infinity memory capacity. even if we forget something there is always a slight information that remains in our brains that only needs a common situation to activate that memory.

humans brain have got it own compressor :D

[usarelnombre]

i dont think its going to be exactly the way he thinks....

[Tetzukai]

Perhaps they don't value intelligence more than their entertainment. You're not the only one who wonders this.

[SuperiorMind]

Hah - pretty cool lookin bots. Non-invasive brain-augmentation - BCI's first then nano-tech stuff. Posthuman minds - we'll be able to enable disabled, cross languages, resolve emergencys quickly, remember everyone, think of solutions quickly, save time/ increase productivity, fix brain-damage, end blindness, etc...