Was just reading this article, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/...entists-build-the-One-Million-Dollar-man.html and I was wondering how much in the future scientists will be able to replace artificially, i.e a whole brain, I guess the brain would be the ultimate, bit scary to think that you could artificially replace a living human, maybe that is a bit far fetched.
Bionic man
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Its still a robot that has to be programmed by a human.
When they can replicate a human brain and have it run a fully fledged AI then i will be impressed.
(this is coming from a Robotics student at DMU)
I know, but say scientists, replaced section by section of a living humans brain( I have seen sections cut out of injured people etc), then what part of the brain do they reach that can't be touched, i.e they die, can they ever do an artificial brain or head transplant....
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Yey! Deus Ex Cybernetic Augmentations here we come 
Did you hear the interview with Noel Sharkey on Radio 4 this morning?
Very interesting...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01q8mm0
Speaking of bionic..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_RdPawsqgo
