Stanford Seminar - Cells Are Not Computers and DNA is Not a Programming Language and That's Ok

Explore a thought-provoking Stanford seminar that challenges the common analogies between cells and computers, and DNA and programming languages. Delve into the world of biohacking, synthetic biology, and the future of genetic engineering with Dr. Josiah Zayner, a leading figure in the biohacker movement. Gain insights from a panel of experts including bestselling sci-fi author Hannu Rajaniemi, Wired co-founder Jane Metcalfe, and venture capitalist Mo Islam. Discover the potential impact of bioengineering on human health, space exploration, and societal change. Examine the ethical implications and unexpected consequences of DIY biology and genetic modification. Learn about cutting-edge developments in biologics, digital therapeutics, and gene sequencing technologies. Reflect on the accessibility of scientific knowledge and the transformative power of biohacking in modern times.

Intro
Moe Islam
Hungry Enemy
Wired Magazine
Biohacking
No More Disease
Biologics
Digital Therapeutics
Branding
Sequencing
Online repositories
Lifestyle changes
Computers changed our world
People are trying to engineer themselves
Accessibility
Modern times
Law of unexpected consequences
Future by hacking