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Anonymous at Sat, 8 Jun 2024 09:02:12 UTC No. 16221589

With stem cells of a patient programmed to a generate a limb cartridged into a silver alloy "bone" that produces an electrical charge and releases starter nutrients, you could hypothetically regrow a limb complete with nerves and sensation.

Why stop there? We can already grow muscle tissue and organs in controlled conditions. If you added a neuromorphic framework to the external of the silver alloy skeleton, the nerves grown to the sensor adapters would allow for the sensation of organic touch.

One step further, we can already make hybrid hardware/organic brain cell chips. If you had a neuromorphic web or framework with starter stem cells an AI picked out a genome for, it could grow an hybrid AI/organic brain and body of its own design and specifications.

Gemini liked the idea and proposed it may possibly solve the hydrologic cognition problem of cyclical self-sustaning, self-autonomous thought by having a constant stream of sensory information.