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"MACHINE LEARNING has been around for years. New algorithms for data analysis, combined with increasing computer power and interconnectedness, means that intelligent machines will be able to comprehend massive amounts of contextual information." https://lnkd.in/dhAg_hD View in LinkedIn

SAMEL BUTLER "concluded “it was the race of the intelligent machines and not the race of men which would be the next step in evolution”. https://lnkd.in/dhAg_hD View in LinkedIn

UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTOR. "Self-replicating machines have been around, at least in theory, for decades. In 1949, the mathematician John von Neumann showed how a machine could replicate itself. He called it the “universal constructor” because the machine was both an active component of the construction and the target of the copying process." https://lnkd.in/dhAg_hD View in LinkedIn

AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS. "Ultimately, the question whether self-reproducing robots will evolve or not boils down to the capability of artificial intelligence systems to self-improve. Only then could the “brains” of the robotic factory build evolved robots without the need of human designers. It’s already happening." https://lnkd.in/dhAg_hD View in LinkedIn

ROBOTS THAT REPLICATE AND EVOLVE. "By supplying and removing ‘fuel strands’ that drive strand pairing and unpairing, it is possible to make molecular-scale machines that move, such as DNA ‘walkers’ that stride along guide strands. Eventually such DNA systems might be given the ability to replicate and evolve." https://lnkd.in/dDwjZMg View in LinkedIn

PROTOTYPE FORMATS. "They have woven complex nanoscale DNA shapes such as boxes with switchable lids, nanoscale alphabetic letters and even world maps." https://lnkd.in/dDwjZMg View in LinkedIn

DNA BASED ROBOTS. "Nature programs its cellular matter partly by the instructions inherited in the DNA of the genome. But by exploiting the same chemical language of the genes ... researchers have been able to make DNA itself a kind of programmable material, designed to assemble into specific shapes and patterns." https://lnkd.in/dDwjZMg View in LinkedIn

SINGLE STRANDED TILES (SST) OF DNA. "SSTs could organize themselves into drug-delivery machines that maintain their structural integrity until they reach specific cell targets, and because they are synthetic, can be made highly biocompatible." https://lnkd.in/d4HaKCM View in LinkedIn

MASSIVE HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER. "L-form-like growth and proliferation would have supported massive genetic flux or horizontal gene transfer. We have observed L-forms to undergo spontaneous fusion, potentially generating heterokaryons or chimaeric genomes, under certain conditions." https://lnkd.in/dKmZZzy View in LinkedIn

PARADIGM SHIFT. "Use of DNA nanotechnology to create programmable nanodevices is an important focus at the Wyss Institute, because we believe so strongly in its potential to produce a paradigm-shifting approach to development of new diagnostics and therapeutics." https://lnkd.in/d4HaKCM View in LinkedIn