Russia is testing brain-implanted pigeons as remote-controlled "biodrones"
NeutralArtificial Intelligence
- Russia is conducting tests on pigeons implanted with electrodes as part of a project called PJN-1, which aims to create remote-controlled 'biodrones.' The surgical procedure involves inserting electrodes into specific areas of the pigeon's brain to control its movement and orientation. Neiry, the company behind the technology, claims that technicians can activate certain neural circuits to guide the birds' actions.
- This development represents a significant advancement in the integration of biological organisms with technology, potentially paving the way for new applications in surveillance and reconnaissance. The implications for military and research purposes could be profound, as this method may offer a novel approach to remote observation.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
