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The concept of prolonging human life by downloading consciousnesses into synthetic bodies has been a fixture of science-fiction for decades, with the 1964 sci-fi novel “Dune” terming such beings as “cymeks.”

Some experts today believe that “mind uploading” technology could, in fact, be feasible one day — but the timeline is incredibly unclear.

A robot is the result of extreme electronics and mechanical imagination.

A robot, being an electronic device in its core, is expected to use only a chip/super chip, with bios containing strategically programmed analytical strings to perform the expected human-like functions.

But human brain is perishable once we are dead (since made with flesh and blood) which, naturally, cannot be connected to a robot’s mechanism.

Even if tactfully connected, it may decay after sometime and loose connectivity resulting in malfunctions.

With the knowledge we posses now, it (seems) that a human brain cannot be transplanted into robotic bodies.

Robots can be made immortal by an immortal owner or a series of mortal owners.

Just like a electronic amplifier made before 40 years or a mechanical record changer made before 50 years can be restored and made to work, the robot can be made to work continuously and thereby attain longevity by enthusiasts.

But, practically, the robot’s knowledge will have to be improved periodically like computers; chips/operating systems may need to be replaced, to expand their purview of operation, like usage of updated applications, and so on; accordingly, their circuitry may need to be re-engineered.

Added to these, the electronic components, connecting mechanism, etc., may need replaced/reshaped in upgraded designs; hence, instead of restoring the obsolete technique into modern one, considering the cost and labour involved, a brand new robot will be devised.

Hence, its immortality will be nullified.

Under the circumstances, immortality of a robot, though may be possible, but not viable in an ever growing modern technology and transplanting human brain into a robot (in place of a super chip) may not be technically possible.

Elon Musk says a lot of seemingly fantastical things.

For example: The billionaire Tesla and SpaceX CEO seems to believe that humans will eventually be able to live forever, by downloading their brains into robots.

When a Human is born what knowledge does it have, some instinctual I suspect, that which the Brain has acquired in the womb via its developing sensory functions.

But for the most part we could state the Human child is quite void of useful knowledge for survival.

It takes years for a human child to develop into what we would refer to as a mature adult, depending of course on your specific benchmark for determining so.

So if a computer (AI of sorts Deep Learning) was placed in a robotic body, humanoid in appearance, sensory capabilities and movement capabilities and supported through and to adulthood, maybe a year or so, just joking.

What would be the difference to how we raise and support Humans today.

We believe its possible, and in the works.

Possibly even to upload Human knowledge to a computer or transplanting a Human brain to a Robotic Humanoid.

In a 2019 Wall Street Journal essay, Michael S.A. Graziano, a psychology and neuroscience professor at Princeton University, wrote that mind uploading would require two pieces of technology: an artificial brain, and a scan of a person’s brain that could “measure exactly how its neurons are connected to each other, to be able to copy that pattern in the artificial brain.”

The Conclusion

When you go to sleep how can you know that the human who will wake up tomorrow will still be you?

You can’t be sure.

And actually the only thing that unites you today and you tomorrow is common memories.

The theory is that consciousness appears in every moment.

The illusion of continuity is possible because of memories.

So, you who reads it exist only in the current moment.

Then you disappear.

Another person appears with a memory of the previous person.

The new person has an illusion that he or she existed earlier because he or she has memories of it.

So, you exist only now.

You won’t exist after you read my answer.

And the same applies to uploading your consciousness to a computer.

That won’t be you.

But computer will believe that it is you.

And some other people will also believe it.

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