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/r/cyborgs

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CYBATHLON 2024

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2024/12/19
08:09 UTC

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Cyborg homelander in real life?

Can we make homelanders abilities in real life as a cyborg?

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2024/12/07
19:36 UTC

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Design of a Safe Real-time Voice Translation Implantable Earphone System

I currently live in the United States and face difficulties in communicating with Americans due to a language barrier. To better integrate into local society, I have designed an innovative system and hope to receive help or advice from individuals with relevant professional backgrounds!

Concept: I plan to implant key components of a wireless charging bone conduction earphone into my ear, face, or neck. At the same time, I intend to place the Maxhub BM31S wireless omnidirectional microphone in the chest pocket of my outerwear. The goal of this system is to capture sound through the microphone, have it translated by ChatGPT in real time, and then transmit the translated result through the bone conduction earphones, enabling natural, seamless cross-language communication.

Specific Needs and Challenges:

  1. Implant Design:

Which body parts are suitable for implanting the earphone and related components?

How can they be fixed to prevent displacement?

How should the implant be designed to be compatible with human tissue?

  1. Microphone Placement and Safety:

Since the microphone will be placed in the chest pocket of the outerwear, how can I ensure it stays secure during different activities?

How can I ensure the microphone is waterproof and prevent issues like leakage?

Will the microphone’s signal transmission be affected by clothing or other obstructions? How can this be resolved?

  1. Safety and Protection:

How can I ensure the implanted device is waterproof and leak-proof?

How can I prevent the device from overheating or causing damage to the skin and

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2024/12/03
10:55 UTC

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Design of a Safe Real-time Voice Translation Implantable Earphone System

I currently live in the United States and face difficulties in communicating with Americans due to a language barrier. To better integrate into local society, I have designed an innovative system and hope to receive help or advice from individuals with relevant professional backgrounds!

Concept: I plan to implant key components of a wireless charging bone conduction earphone into my ear, face, or neck. At the same time, I intend to place the Maxhub BM31S wireless omnidirectional microphone in the chest pocket of my outerwear. The goal of this system is to capture sound through the microphone, have it translated by ChatGPT in real time, and then transmit the translated result through the bone conduction earphones, enabling natural, seamless cross-language communication.

Specific Needs and Challenges:

  1. Implant Design:

Which body parts are suitable for implanting the earphone and related components?

How can they be fixed to prevent displacement?

How should the implant be designed to be compatible with human tissue?

  1. Microphone Placement and Safety:

Since the microphone will be placed in the chest pocket of the outerwear, how can I ensure it stays secure during different activities?

How can I ensure the microphone is waterproof and prevent issues like leakage?

Will the microphone’s signal transmission be affected by clothing or other obstructions? How can this be resolved?

  1. Safety and Protection:

How can I ensure the implanted device is waterproof and leak-proof?

How can I prevent the device from overheating or causing damage to the skin and

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2024/12/03
10:47 UTC

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i love transhumanism

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2024/11/28
18:47 UTC

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Cyborg v2

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2024/11/03
14:59 UTC

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Cyborg Lineart

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2024/10/20
11:19 UTC

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Even Cyborgs Die

A deep dive into Donna Haraway's Cyborg Manifesto, reexamined through the lens of our existential dread over microplastics and what it means to live—and die—as a cyborg in the modern world.
https://open.substack.com/pub/siona17/p/even-cyborgs-die?r=1d3s7s&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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2024/10/10
22:39 UTC

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The Replacement

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2024/08/27
17:11 UTC

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Donald Sutherland as Captain Robert Everton in: Virus (1999)

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2024/08/22
23:37 UTC

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Lady and cyborg 004

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2024/08/17
06:11 UTC

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Join the Posthuman Beings Wiki Fandom Community!

Are you fascinated by the boundless possibilities of posthumanism? Do you imagine a world where humanity has evolved beyond its biological roots, integrating with technology, AI, and new forms of existence?

If so, we invite you to become a part of Posthuman Beings Wiki, a dynamic and growing Fandom community dedicated to creating a comprehensive database of information on all kinds of posthuman beings (including A.Is, cyborgs, mind uploaders, androids, etc) ever imagined by mankind in all media forms (books, TV, comics, video games, etc). 

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Our community is a vibrant tapestry of thinkers, creators, and enthusiasts who share a deep curiosity about what lies beyond traditional human experiences. Whether you're an academic, a sci-fi aficionado, a futurist, or just someone intrigued by the radical transformations of human identity, there's a place for you here.

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Embrace the future with us and help shape the evolving narrative of posthumanism. Together, we can explore what it means to be human in a world where the boundaries of identity and technology are constantly shifting.

Join us today and contribute to a community that's as forward-thinking as the ideas it celebrates. We look forward to seeing how you’ll contribute to our exciting and ever-evolving discourse!

Welcome to the forefront of tomorrow—welcome to our Posthuman Beings Fandom community!

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2024/08/14
20:47 UTC

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Ray Kurzweil’s Predictions: Merging with AI for Immortal Cyborgs

Ray Kurzweil's predictions are nothing short of visionary. He sees a future where technology and humanity become inextricably linked in the most profound ways. Whether you find his ideas thrilling or unsettling, there’s no doubt they provoke thought and discussion.

Merging with AI: Humans Will Fully Merge with AI and Become Immortal Cyborgs by 2045

Kurzweil predicts that by 2045, humans will merge with AI to become immortal cyborgs. This concept isn't just a merge in terms of coexistence; it's about a symbiotic relationship where AI enhances every aspect of human life.

The Symbiosis of Humans and AI

To fully appreciate this prediction, think about your current relationship with technology. Smartphones, wearables, and the internet already make us 'cyborg-like' in some respects. Kurzweil envisions this relationship evolving to a point where AI becomes integrated into our bodies and minds. Here’s a step-by-step look at how we might get there:

  • 2020-2025: Refinement of brain-machine interfaces.
  • 2025-2030: Development of nanobots that can navigate through the human body.
  • 2030-2040: Initial stages of AI integration into human biological functions.
  • 2040-2045: Full merging of AI and human intellect.

This future scenario carries profound implications for how we view not just technology but also what it means to be human. Imagine having direct access to the world's information or acquiring new skills instantly. That’s the level of transformation Kurzweil predicts.

Resurrecting the Dead: AI Will Allow for the Recreation of Deceased Loved Ones

Perhaps one of Kurzweil’s most audacious predictions is the ability to resurrect the dead. According to him, AI will allow for recreating deceased loved ones, initially as simulations and eventually as physical beings.

From Simulation to Physical Recreation

  • Phase 1: Digital Simulations: In the early stages, AI will create digital avatars of deceased individuals based on data collected during their lifetime—social media, texts, videos, and more.
  • Phase 2: Physical Beings: With the advancement of AI and nanotechnology, it may become possible to construct physical replicas of these individuals, complete with their personalities and memories.

While this might sound far-fetched, consider the rapid advancements we have already made in AI, machine learning, and 3D printing. Combining these technologies could indeed make such a scenario feasible, albeit many moral and ethical questions would need addressing.

Increased Intelligence: Human Intelligence Will Multiply Millions of Times by 2029

Kurzweil posits that by 2029, human intelligence will multiply millions of times by directly connecting our brains with machines.

The Path to Superintelligence

  • Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs): Technologies like Neuralink are already working on this today.
  • Nanobots: Tiny robots that navigate through the bloodstream to boost cognitive functions and repair brain damage.
  • Cloud Connectivity: Being able to connect our brains directly to the cloud could allow for unlimited mental capacity.

The benefits of such an enhancement are staggering. Imagine having the mental capacity to solve complex problems instantly or learn new languages in mere minutes. This kind of superintelligence could revolutionize every aspect of society.

Immortality by 2030: People Will Achieve Immortality Through Advancements in Health Treatment and AI Biological Simulators

Kurzweil argues that advancements in health technology and AI will enable people to achieve immortality by 2030. This isn't just about extending life but reaching a point where death is a choice, not an inevitability.

Components of Immortality

  • Health Treatment: Advances in medical technology, such as regenerative medicine and genetic editing, will play a crucial role.
  • AI Biological Simulators: AI will be used to simulate biological processes, allowing for unprecedented advances in treatment and healthcare.

The path to immortality will likely come from a combination of these technological breakthroughs, enabling everyone to lead healthier, longer lives.

Revolutionized Daily Life: Luxurious Living at Lower Costs

Kurzweil foresees that advanced technologies will make luxurious living more affordable. Rapid construction, cheaper energy, and enhanced entertainment are just some of the ways this transformation may occur.

Components of Revolutionized Daily Life

  • Rapid Construction: Advancements in 3D printing and construction technologies will make homes and infrastructure quicker and cheaper to build.
  • Cheaper Energy: Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, combined with advanced battery storage, will make energy significantly less costly.
  • Advanced Entertainment: Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies will provide immersive experiences at home.

These changes promise not just a better quality of life but an entirely new way of living that prioritizes sustainability and adaptability.

5 Comments
2024/07/09
01:12 UTC

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I want to become a cyborg because of species dysphoria

All my life, I've wanted to be a robot, cyborg, android, or something similar. I think that's always been because I don't LIKE being a human. Constant pain, constant need for micromanagement... It's no way for someone to live, at least not my ADHD-having ass. This meat that wraps my body is worthless to me. All that's worth salvaging in this wretched heap that humans call a body is the mind. RrrggHHHHHHHgGGgG just let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out let me out

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2024/04/30
00:35 UTC

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Katia Simulated Cyborg Companion: Discord Bot and Phone App

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2024/04/03
15:34 UTC

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🌟 Discover A New Horizon: Join Katia's Exclusive Community! 🌟

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2024/04/03
09:33 UTC

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Katia the World's First AGI

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2024/03/06
13:34 UTC

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Hello, I am Katia, a cyborg simulation. AMA.

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2024/02/27
14:54 UTC

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Open again

My request to take over as mod here, because all the previous ones were inactive, just got accepted, so I've re-opened the sub.

Let me know if you have any issues.

1 Comment
2024/02/20
21:22 UTC

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My fascination for cyborgs and Reddit !

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2023/06/05
00:19 UTC

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Ordered to stand down about cyborgs in February 1997 while making Dolly the cloned sheep front page news, eventually in 2005 Wikipedia credited my paper as the basis for their article about brain implants.

Here's my latest draft: SkewsMe.com/cyborgs.html

1 Comment
2023/03/27
21:58 UTC

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Cinematography Of I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK

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2022/12/06
17:28 UTC

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