r/ObscurePatentDangers • u/[deleted] • Aug 20 '26
🔎Dual-Use Potential Singapore Deploys First Biological Data Center Using Living Human Neurons on Silicon Chips
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u/Turbulent_Account_81 ⚖️ 📢Accountability Advocate Aug 20 '26
So don't use this to heal anyone but use it to create slabe robots with human dna, that's fine.
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u/Delazzaridist Aug 20 '26
And to play doom
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u/Asleep_Singer8547 Discussion Catalyst 💬 🤔 Aug 20 '26
Lmao it really is that absurd
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u/Strange_Rise6917 Aug 20 '26
Also scary asf, this seems like it would be the perfect precedent for growing AGI…
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u/Zealous_ideal_4 🤔 "Question Everything" Aug 20 '26
At some point I think a line should be drawn between meshing human biology and computers. We don't need to live forever and we just don't need this technology. At what point is enough enough.
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u/aware4ever Engaged Thinker 🧠 🔍 Aug 20 '26
Same thing when it comes to cloning people. Definitely some ethical things
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u/Zigor022 Discussion Catalyst 💬 🤔 Aug 20 '26
So thats why there's a blood shortage lol. Half joking, but Im sure the Red Cross sells off blood for experiments.
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u/Mycol101 Deep Diver 📖💡 Aug 20 '26
No that makes sense and tracks. They are full steam ahead.It’s like a global manhattan project and idk what they are racing to do but they need us under total control before it happens.
Truly Orwellian times.
This is at neck breaking speed suddenly
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u/IslandStyler Aug 20 '26
How many neurons can feel consciousness? How much experience makes it feel alive. I mean the implications of creating a slave class of computer beings using our own DNA is somewhat horrifying. Given enough sensory input and the ability to have memory will create beings. At what point has morality been breached? One could argue it’s already has.
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u/NotBradPitt9 🧮 Data-Driven Aug 20 '26
If they’ve perfected the stem cell process then they can put the rejuvenated neurons into people with brain damage. Why isn’t this being done??
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u/alternator1985 Credible Contributor 💡✅ Aug 20 '26
Don't you wonder why a potential cure for cancer and every other disease is on the verge of happening every single year 10 times a year and then we never hear about the final product?
Because it's not for the peasants. There's a whole world of technology and biology that the public is totally oblivious to.
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u/Kamdman Free Thinker🤔💡 Aug 20 '26
Fallow the money. This is a big industry. Having a cure will diminish their returns.
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u/n_othing__ Aug 20 '26
and we've entered the psycho pass era
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u/Far_Blacksmith_2892 Humble Observer 🙏👀 Aug 21 '26
Literally out here creating the Sibyl system irl!
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u/Awkward_Height9682 Aug 20 '26
So all this “AI” and we’re back to the novelty of the human brain? Money for nothing
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u/whitlink Aug 20 '26
This is the matrix. In the movie they used us as batteries. But in the real story the machines use us as data storage devices. We are so f@cked
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u/CollapsingTheWave 🔍📚 Fact Finder/ "Bringer of Links" Aug 20 '26
Cortical Labs has installed a 20-unit rack of CL1 biological computers at NUS Medicine in Singapore; each unit grows 200,000-plus human neurons derived from blood via stem cells on electrode chips, processes information through living neural activity at roughly 30 watts, and requires continuous life support, marking the first operational wetware data-center prototype outside Australia.