The xenobots.
Ray Kurzweil said this was good so I guess it must be good.
RT:
Miniscule biological machines developed by scientists from the cells of frogs – commonly referred to as Xenobots – can now self-replicate, according to a new scientific report.
The Xenobots were made public in a report last year, which suggested the self-repairing technology could be used to replace degradable materials such as concrete, steel, and plastic. Then, in March, it was revealed that the organisms had been improved to be able to remember their surroundings and assemble into a single swarm.
Now, an article published in the PNAS journal on Monday suggests that the Xenobots are able to self-replicate.
Joshua Bongard, one of the co-authors of the new report, claimed that “with the right design” the organisms “will spontaneously self-replicate,” and proposed that the technology could be used to tackle future pandemics and speed up vaccine production.
Sam Kriegman, a lead author of the study, described the process as an entirely new form of self-replicating, noting that “no animal or plant known to science replicates in this way.” The Xenobots were conditioned to procreate by a supercomputer which came up with just the right shape of ideal ‘parents’ after months of laboring at the task, the researcher said. Even though the design, which bears some similarity to Pac-Man, looked counter-intuitive and too “simple,” it proved to be extremely progenitive.
You need these robots inside of your body, just like you need these vaccines.
I wonder if the tiny robots are already in the vaccines?
They would do that, you know.
Inject you with something and then come out and say “we have this great new thing we’re going to inject you with – oh, in fact, we already injected you with it!”