Frankenstein as a Modern Cyborg?

Frankenstein is a modern robot. Victor Frankenstein's creatures ("Devils") by Frankenstein of Mary Sherry or by modern modern Meeteus, a space that is neither male nor feminine, he obviously wants to be a male character created by men . . Judith Halberstam explained this intermediate as one of the main features of the Gothic monster - it is not understandable and frightening because it is not easily classified or classified.

Take the movie RoboCop as an example. In a sense, Robocop is a modern interpretation of Mary Sherry's Gothic novel Frankenstein, also known as Hyundai Prometheus. The difference between the two stories is that Frankenstein 's sympathetic monsters are made by parts of the human body belonging to the deceased, while the robot' s robot is a mixture of human brain and mechanical elements. After seeing the episode of "Black Christmas" by Black Mirror, I woke up Epiphany. The chart involves taking cookies from the character of a person at an exact moment and converting that cookie into code that is converted into software. Once the cookie is converted to software, the code can accomplish a great accomplishment.

Many modern technologies such as artificial intelligence, genetic editing, bio strike, robot creation, etc. are very destructive for all human beings. These technologies have the ability to release Frankenstein which may not be able to dominate humanity. As we know today, they can tear the structure of life and society. While some scientists and computer scientists are busy creating a parallel universe called the virtual world, another group of scientists are busy rebuilding humans through genetic engineering. There are also people who enter bio hackers and people who use machines to strengthen the human body, that is, people and machines coexist.

Do contemporary scientists have the danger of creating modern Frankenstein? The distinguished field of the Frankenstein exhibition highlights the work of contemporary geneticists. One section focuses on the completion of the human genome project and the other section focuses on recent cloning experiments. Here, two life-sized characters stand out and now they show details that can be seen in the human body. The title explains the process used for images reminiscent of science fiction. Two slices of a corpse, male and female, taking a picture and assembling it with a computer can make a complete and visible image on the body.