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Post-singularity humans interconnected by artifical hardware
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Deutsch: Eine ältere und eine jüngere Frau verbinden ihren Geist, ihre Psyche über einen sogenannten Exokortex. Diese Vision wurde von Wissenschaftlern seit den 2010er Jahren formuliert
Quellseite: https://www.rhetos.de/html/lex/geistverschmelzung.htm English: This image has been designed to illustrate the academic idea of coalescing minds. The merging of two formerly separate minds is an explicit goal in the development of neural technology since - a the lastest - the early 2010th: "A coalesced mind, or a “coalescence” for short, is a hypothetical mind created by merging two or more previously separate minds. Physical or software connections are created between the brains housing the minds, similar to the neuronal connections already existing within each brain." [1] In German, the notion of coalescing minds could be translated as Geistverschmelzung. |
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- ↑ Sotala, Kaj, and Harri Valpola. 2012. “Coalescing Minds: Brain Uploading-Related Group Mind Scenarios.” International Journal of Machine Consciousness 4 (1): 293–312. doi:10.1142/S1793843012400173.
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