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In the future, biocomputer brains—essentially "brains in a jar"—could be integrated into robots or used to control complex systems such as climate control, transportation, or even medical devices. The possibilities are vast, but they are tethered to a realm of uncharted ethical territory that society must carefully navigate.
Most people understandably find the notion of using living tissue in technology deeply unsettling. The concept of combining living cells with machinery raises moral dilemmas about the treatment, rights, and status of these biological systems.