Conclusion
It is common knowledge within the tech community that some commercial technology lags at least a decade behind new military technology. The lag time will allow for an adjustment period to help facilitate the acceptance from the public on a mass scale.
The merging does not have to be at the extremes of what is demonstrated on television shows such as Star Trek, and there will be those who stand against the changes due to religious and philosophical beliefs. Nevertheless, those who embrace the newfound world will outnumber those who do not. Just as people rush to get the newest iPhone or tech gadget, they will slowly integrate new hybrid technology into their lives. It will be only a matter of time until all humans assimilate into a future where man and machine co-exist as one organism thus breaking the biological barriers that have constrained human evolution thus far. A.I Summoning the Demon illustrates the consequences of creating advanced artificially intelligent machines and discusses possible solutions to the problem. The importance of regulations is discussed along with the need for the human race to become a hybrid species. These solutions together will ensure the longevity of the human species well into the next millennium.
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