En 2117, la humanidad habita en un espacio biodigital, con sus mentes alojadas en m谩quinas que fusionan componentes biol贸gicos y electr贸nicos. Esta historia interactiva de ciencia ficci贸n recorre el camino que nos llev贸 hasta all铆, desde los cambios sociales provocados por la imprenta y la televisi贸n hasta los dispositivos neuroimplantables que permiten clonar la mente en este reino digital, desatando debates sobre los enlaces telep谩ticos entre clones y originales.
Creada en colaboraci贸n entre el ingeniero de visualizaci贸n Takahito Ito de NHK y Cesar A. Hidalgo del MIT durante una visita a laboratorio en 2016-2017, esta experiencia free to play es ideal para lectores atra铆dos por narrativas reflexivas sobre los dilemas 茅ticos de la tecnolog铆a.
Biodigital is a Sci-Fi interactive story set in the year 2117. In 2117, humans live inside the biodigital space, a space where minds are embodied in machines made of biological and electronic parts. Biodigital tells the story of how humans got into the biodigital space. It begins describing the societal changes produced by the rise of ancient communication technologies, from printing to television. Then, it describes the rise of neuroimplantable devices that allowed humans to clone their minds into the biodigital space. The rise of neuroimplantable technologies was accompanied with new moral dilemmas, who questioned whether a person's mental clones could remain telepathically connected to its predecessors.
Biodigital is a fictional story created in a collaboration between Takahito Ito and Cesar A. Hidalgo at the Collective Learning group at the MIT Media Lab. Takahito Ito is a visualization engineer in NHK (Japan's public broadcasting company) and Cesar Hidalgo is the director of the Collective Learning group at MIT.
Biodigital was a side project for both Taka and Cesar during a visit that Taka did to Cesar's lab during the 2016-2017 academic year.
