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The bots may not be conscious yet, but our brains are on the menu.
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AI Was Supposed To Replace Us. Now Our Brains Are Inside Data Centers
Your utility bills are climbing, sprawling data centers are swallowing your communities, and residents are fighting desperately to keep these industrial behemoths out of their backyards, all to fuel an AI boom that threatens to make more and more of us replaceable.
And as if replacing human beings weren’t enough, the clankers are being built with pieces of us.
Yes, you read that right.
The National University of Singapore is now home to 20 biological computing units that make up an experimental biological data center — a nauseating phrase in and of itself, but the details are somehow worse.
They’re using millions of living, human-derived neurons to process information. We’re not just talking about conventional computer chips, but actual human neurons grown from stem cells in a lab, connected to electrodes on silicon chips and kept alive by a dedicated life-support system.
I’ve watched quite a few sci-fi movies in my time (Alien is one of the best movies ever made) but somehow, a real-life data center has managed to make my skin crawl more than any horror flick.
And here’s the part that should really give you nightmares: The cells can learn.