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AI Today: OI Tomorrow: The Dawn of Organoid Intelligence: Opportunities, Ethics, and the Future of Humanity

2024

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Synopsis

In this groundbreaking book, renowned biomedical innovator Edmund J.B. White explores the revolutionary potential of organoid intelligence (OI)—the fusion of biology and technology that creates intelligence from living neurons. Imagine a layer of human brain cells barely the size of a fingernail learning to play Pong; this is the exciting reality OI presents.

Discover ultra-efficient biocomputers, transformative medical breakthroughs, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding "living" computers. White delves into philosophical questions that challenge our understanding of intelligence and humanity, while providing essential insights into the risks and opportunities of this emerging field.

Whether you're a technology professional, researcher, ethicist, or futurist, AI Today, OI Tomorrow offers diverse perspectives and thought-provoking dialogues that will reshape your view of the future. Join White on this eye-opening journey and be part of the conversation that will define the next era of technology.

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