This document discusses the development of nano-bots embedded in the brain by Julia Coyle. It begins with an assignment to research how nano-bots could connect the human brain directly to the internet in order to stay relevant with advances in artificial superintelligence. The document provides several sources that define nano-robots as devices that can perform tasks at the nanoscale and discuss using them to interface the brain with computers. The proposed product is for nano-bots that would be easily implantable in the brain to connect humans to technology and minimize threats from artificial superintelligence.

1. Product/ Service Description
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Research and Speculative
Product/Service Development
Julia Coyle

2. Product/ Service Description
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Research and Speculative
Product/Service Development
Julia Coyle

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Research and Speculative
Product/Service Development
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4. Nano-bots for the Brain
FA102a,
Research and Speculative
Product/Service Development
Julia Coyle

5. Nano-bots for the Brain
Assignment One, Research
Julia Coyle
“Living with Artificial Super-intelligence”
https://www.kurzweilai.net/in-print-gloucester-daily-times-living-with-artificial-super-intelligence

6. Nano-bots for the Brain
Assignment One, Research
Julia Coyle
“Use nano-bots to connect the brain directly to the web” to
stay relevant with artificial-super intelligence (ASI).
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4914506/

7. Nano-bots for the Brain
Assignment One, Research
Julia Coyle
• ‘NanoRobots’ are “robotic devices able to perform tasks at
the nanoscale (billionth of a meter)
https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=UXZDAAAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PR3&dq=nanorobotics&ots=9wgnSiykFJ&sig=QxC5Y-
KE_MrurNZ2sIKRiO0npbk#v=onepage&q=nanorobotics&f=false

8. Nano-bots for the Brain
Assignment One, Future Product or Service
Julia Coyle
“Nano-bots Embedded in the Brain”
• Easily implantable
• Connects humans with computers
• Minimizes threat to humans by ASI