The Next Level in Computing: Liquid DNA Computer, More Advanced than Quantum Technology

[@videozolch]

Absolutely astounding! The DNA knows how to form itself into correct answers?!

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

It really does know!!! Maybe it'll be able to solve people's life issues next.

[@yw1971]

It's a Molecular-level Quantum computing (I call it sometimes 'Liquid Computing' or 'Wet Computing') . This is what we call 'Life'... Once we'll get there, we'll be limitless

[@josephcarbone5379]

This is amazing. I have been wanting to know more about this for some time. Well done

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Verifiedstatement]

Mind melting 😮 .... No comment

[@shawnpwatsons1]

Yep, Kryon, channeled through Lee Carrol, says future quantum computers will have to have a biological element. DNA has quantum attributes according to Kryon.

[@Custodian123]

THANK YOU! Thank you for adding sources to back the claims made in your video.

[@vishalmishra3046]

*DNA computing* and *Quantum computing* will be competing for attention and funding for a very long time due to similar complexity of building a computer (both are very expensive and difficult) and their usefulness (both enable extremely parallel computation).

[@LiquidCrystalHueBeingSoulTech]

So they are makeing DNA digital now then

[@bettysue8671]

They call it fluid dynamic models in the peer review science articles... they rename ai models for their abilities & capabilities There are tons of specialized ai models that arent talked about on mainstream

[@freeguy570]

Where is it applicable? Are they incorporating quantum entanglement to process at great distances? I can only imagine deep dive gaming using liquid DNA computing interfaces.

[@yw1971]

There are several companies right now that offer Storage on DNA.

[@rosalvapratt8148]

This is Amazing!!

[@HubertH-e6l]

Whoever carries a larger thermos will have more computing power?

[@HubertH-e6l]

I'll buy a water truck.

[@MichaelClinton-y9m]

How about an aquafer?

[@Amohammedarif5102]

😂

[@TheGreatWave4]

While this is quite incredible, nothing can compete with the beast of quantum computing when completely optimized. With absolutely perfect conditions, it can complete more computations in an instant than there are atoms in the observable universe with just 300 entangled qubits. Quantum computers utilize the natural ways of nature and the universe to do this. The only reason it seams rather weak in its current state is because we are still learning about it and they are being used to optimize the quantum computers of the future.

[@DanLawlor-z2j]

Did not know this. So, Quantum will eventually incorporate DNA computing?

[@MattDoyle-n9r]

🤯

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

This topic truly is fascinating!

[@MichaelClinton-y9m]

Traveling salesman problem solved. But does that mean the TYPES of problems it can solve are limited?

[@HypnosisBear]

I don't think so 🤔

[@mrcookies409]

Are we slowly creating life?

[@Primo_extracts]

Wow

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

I am pleased to hear that you enjoyed the video!

[@venkybabu8140]

Internet is for directives not working. Like you can get good food from such restaurant. You can travel to the nearby gas station. Vegetables are available there. Etc.

[@The_Quaalude]

Wow

[@timidpeter]

A light ray/beam doesn't have to be built tiny; it can be turned into.. (Hi Pia :) ) If I take DNA as 'active code' in a translucent environment; am I able to abstract (being) reacted on environment ? One complex lifeform is made by another lifeform ( or a set other lifeforms ) rather than by dead matter. # Methodik der Architektur von DNA - nicht blos was/woraus Leben ist, sondern wieso es sein kann (so wie es ist) :) # Darüberhinaus um einzuschätzen wo und warum Leben ist (optimale Bedingungen/Umstände); und schneller und gezielter Terraforming zu betreiben ;P (((( # Synthetisch Leben zu konstruieren, ohne auch nur eine einzige Lebensform zu vernichten und ohne dass es jemals ein Verständnis davon entwickelt hat bis es vollständig konstruiert ist !? Wäre bestimmt anschließend einzigartig bizarr. Inwiefern würde es andersartiges Leben unterscheiden, abgesehen davon dass es Komponenten enthält welche der eigene Körper (des synthetischen Körpers) auch beinhaltet ? ))))

[@tihoprskalo7719]

👽

[@Bamsebjorn5000]

Let me get this straight. Once we reach DNA computing, we are basically gods?

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

I don't precisely think that this is the case. While it will revolutionize technology... I believe it will only help us discover the unknown with more accuracy, as DNA is practically the very coding to all of life.

[@DragonSOL8]

No. It still has a cap

[@PJRiter1]

Has AI been used to design these dna computers?.

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

Yes! AI has been used to create designs for DNA computers. What's even more intriguing is that scientists have managed to create an AI neural network made of DNA.

[@youshaaaaaa]

اي هاد لي فيني من لما كنت صغير .. وبعرف فيني د ن ا الكتروني .. بس في جماعة تانيين اعداء حجو كمبيوتر كوانتم او كريستال بالرأس ...بدن ياني انتحر ... ويبعتولي هلاوس بهيك شي ..

[@NuLiForm]

Gotta Love AI Voice...😆 This is how i can Always tell an AI voice from an actual human speaking. Here AI used the wrong word by definition, though they are spelled the Same, they are Pronounced Differently because they have Different Meanings. As in this case, It would be pronounced In-VAL-id (not valid; not founded in truth, fact, or logic)...not in-va-Lid (someone physically made weak or disabled by illness or injury) AI is Wonderful & has come a Long way..i absolutely Love it..but..it still has problems correctly applying these pronunciations, and inflections, and even with punctuation...

[@reshjayson3545]

What kind of nonsense is this

[@OdysseyOfDiscovery]

DNA Computing may not make sense, but I can assure you that this technology is real. This really is an intriguing interface, and It may even revolutionize technology entirely, who knows?