by Harold Fensky | Biotech, Internet of Body, Nanotech, Quantum Dot
In the grand tapestry of scientific innovation, few threads shimmer as brightly and hold as much promise as the quantum dot. These tiny, luminescent particles, no larger than a few nanometers in diameter, are like the stars in the night sky of nanotechnology — small,...
by Harold Fensky | Biotech, Data Security, Ethical Dilemmas, Healthcare
The field of biomedicine is witnessing an unprecedented surge in data generation and utilization, particularly in patient data handling. This data, encompassing everything from genetic information to health records, is crucial for advancing medical research and...
by Harold Fensky | Biotech, Ethical Dilemmas, Internet of Body, Speculative Scenarios
In the final part of our series, we look toward the future of the Internet of Bodies (IoB), exploring potential developments and the broader implications for society. As the IoB continues to evolve, it will shape our interaction with technology and impact various...
by Harold Fensky | AI Ethics, Biotech, Internet of Body, Philosophical Perspectives, Robotics, Social Impact, Technology
The Internet of Bodies (IoB) represents a new frontier in the evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT). It connects the human body to a network of devices, embedding technology directly into the human experience. This first part of our series introduces the concept...
by Harold Fensky | AI and Ethics, Biotech, Philosophical Perspectives
Recent advancements in AI research have led to the development of an artificial intelligence system made from living human brain cells, capable of performing basic speech recognition tasks. This innovative approach to AI development represents a significant shift from...
