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Post-Human Biotechnologies: Toward Recursive Intelligence and Bio-Digital Identity

2025-06-09

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This paper explores the scientific, technological, and ethical dimensions of post-human biotechnologies interdisciplinary systems that integrate synthetic biology, gene editing, and artificial intelligence to enable symbiotic interaction between human DNA and machine intelligence. It investigates how AI-guided CRISPR systems, neuromorphic computing, and brain–machine interfaces may evolve into real-time bio-digita...

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97a087f1-1d78-50fa-846e-42c39ad921ea
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10.22541/au.174945271.13828281/v1
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