BIOTECHNOLOGY in the Future: 2050 (Artificial Biology)

What happens when humans begin combining biology with technology, harnessing the power to recode life itself.

What does the future of biotechnology and genetic engineering look like? How will humans program biology to create organ farm technology and bio-robots. And what happens when companies begin investing in advanced bio-printing, artificial wombs, and cybernetic prosthetic limbs.

Other topic include: bioengineered food and farming, bio-printing in space, new age living bioarchitecture (eco concrete inspired by coral reefs), bioengineered bioluminescence, cyberpunks and biopunks who experiment underground - creating new age food and pets, the future of bionics, corporations owning bionic limbs, the multi-trillion dollar industry of bio-robots, and bioengineered humans with super powers (Neo-Humans).

As well as the future of biomedical engineering, biochemistry, and biodiversity.
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Created by: Jacob

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Modern Science Fiction.

A biotechnology sci-fi documentary, and a timelapse look into future technology.

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Book recommendations from Elon Musk on artificial intelligence, future technology and innovations, and sci-fi stories (affiliate links):

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Other videos to watch:

[ChrisPtoes]

Damn I can’t believe AI picture and video generation is already this high level. I remember what felt like yesterday, AI was making pictures that look like a 5 year old could’ve drawn them. Now they can make hyper-realistic, incredibly detailed pictures and videos of literally anything you could want

[orange_turtle]

One thing’s for sure. The definition of “life” is gonna get a hell of a lot more complicated

[ryanocarroll]

I like how it provides depth and context through individual experiences, like the archaeologist and his restored sight, without going into his life story and expressing the consequences without overdramatizing it and unnerving the viewer.

[scarfvc]

As a future bioengineer I can already see what I would put my focus on but I will have a lot of dilemma and turmoil as to if what I’m doing is right

[bootlegcopy]

I'd love to see a video entirely about cybernetics.

[albionicamerican]

People laugh at the transhumanists now. But wait until an enhanced woman goes into the mountains and creates an ice castle with her cryokinetic superpowers.

[nikokapanen]

I remember reading science magazines in the late '90s and the beginning of the '00s and how they were full of absolutely amazing new developing technologies that were supposed to revolutionize our living conditions in a decade or two.
Medical science was promising completely new methods of treating illnesses growing all our organs in labs, and nanotech fixing any disorder in our bodies. The energy sector was promising extremely cheap and abundant energy all around the world in the coming future, and this would make food extremely cheap and abundant because with extremely cheap energy you could grow an indefinite amount of food virtually anywhere in the world in greenhouses. Robotics were supposed to replace almost all human work, especially hard physical labor.

Now, 20-25 years later, our living conditions have actually become worse, yes, even in the West, they are worse, the energy has become way more expensive, the food has become way more expensive, medical science has not been invented anything to keep us healthy and orderly. Dissatisfaction with life, depression, and suicide have grown since those times, so things literally became worse. Yet these guys such as Bill Gates and Musk keep on promising us an amazingly bright future where nobody needs to work yet the world would be full of abundance.

[nateblack]

EXCELLENT work! Completely enthralling. Love it!

[Novk]

Some people are scared but the world is changing. It’s either you evolve with it or you get left behind

[alexanderaustin]

This is an absolute stunning channel i love this stuff really good work videos made with love like that alot

[angelabubakarazam]

Proud to be the student of biotechnology ❤

[michaelray]

I love your channel. It’s amazing you do such high-quality work. Please keep up the good work.

[j.d.]

Awesome future!
And I love how the video is more nuanced, not just showing the good or the bad side, but the constant back and forth and shades of grey of real life.

[wisealchemythst]

I feel both scared and excited at the same time😶‍🌫️
This is so inspiring!

[cosmicboy]

All aside, the production quality behind this work is crazy !

[BT.ed]

Wow, what a thought-provoking and visionary video! The way it explores the fascinating possibilities and potential consequences of combining biology with technology is truly mind-blowing, and some of it, infact many of it is already in the making at a higher level then we might think. The way it delves into the world of biotechnology and how it could shape our future is both thrilling and concerning.

I particularly loved the concept of living architecture, where buildings not only provide shelter but actively contribute to the environment by self-repairing, purifying the air, and even reproducing. It's incredible to think how we could transform our cities into living, breathing ecosystems, if we as a whole utilized biotech for good.

The video's exploration of biohackers and their underground experiments adds an extra layer of intrigue and raises important ethical questions about the limits of human intervention in nature. The concept of neo-humans, with their unique abilities and traits resulting from bioengineering, is both captivating and thought-provoking. I loved it as a whol, but it also amplified my concerns in the future.

SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO: this video sparks a much-needed conversation about the delicate balance between progress and responsibility as we navigate the world of biotechnology. Kudos to the creator for presenting such a compelling and eye-opening vision of the possible future. It's no surprise if this becomes a pinned video on the channel, as it truly deserves to be widely shared and discussed! More on Biotech if u can.

[SoonGone]

Excellent 👌. This shows not just the helpful scientific breakthroughs we might have in the near future but also some of the problems those same breakthroughs may cause.

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[JesusChristDenton_]

"Do you know what humanity's greatest weakness is? Humans consistently ignore the endless infinity of possibilities in favor of maintaining the status quo. People fear change, they settle with fine when they could have exceptional."

[cletiskroeker]

I don't want anything to do with this.

[mattmackewich]

"I feel fat."
"Nonsense Honey. You're glowing." (literally....)