Mind-uploading tech that creates ‘virtual copy of you’ to live forever may be ready in our lifetimes, scientists reveal ...Middle East

PEOPLE alive today might live long enough to see human brains uploaded to computers, scientists say. It’s one way experts think we could “live forever” – transferring our minds to computer systems that don’t age or die. GettyCreating a virtual clone of your own mind is one way ‘transhumanists’ think we could live forever[/caption] This is called “transhumanism”, a movement that wants to use tech and science to become effectively immortal. By creating a virtual copy of ourselves on a computer, we could live far beyond the lifespan of our fleshy bodies, transhumanists argue. And that future might not be hundreds of years but in our lifetimes, according to Clas Weber, a senior le

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