a new world Biological Weapons 2050 Issue 10 Why is biotechnology more dangerous than nuclear weapons? What will kill more people by 2050: cancer or ordinary bacteria? Will bacteria manage to bypass medicine, and will artificial intelligence help us deal with diseases that today seem incurable? In the new issue of the "New World" project, together with Stepan Kalmykov, Vice President of the Russian Academy of Sciences and representative of the Expert Council of the Russian Academy of Sciences, we examine the future of medicine and discover how technology is already changing our understanding of health and life expectancy. We discussed the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics, the prospects of artificial intelligence in drug development, genetic engineering and the boundaries that are important not to cross in scientific research. We also talked about personalized treatment, printing organs and bones with 3D printers, bionic technologies and humanoid robots. What of all this will become a reality in the coming decades, and what other issues must humanity solve? More on that in the new issue. Enjoy watching!

a new world Biological Weapons 2050 Issue 10 Why is biotechnology more dangerous than nuclear weapons? What will kill more people by 2050: cancer or ordinary bacteria? Will bacteria manage to bypass medicine, and will artificial intelligence help us deal with diseases that today seem incurable? In the new issue of the "New World" project, together with Stepan Kalmykov, Vice President of the Russian Academy of Sciences and representative of the Expert Council of the Russian Academy of Sciences, we examine the future of medicine and discover how technology is already changing our understanding of health and life expectancy. We discussed the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics, the prospects of artificial intelligence in drug development, genetic engineering and the boundaries that are important not to cross in scientific research. We also talked about personalized treatment, printing organs and bones with 3D printers, bionic technologies and humanoid robots. What of all this will become a reality in the coming decades, and what other issues must humanity solve? More on that in the new issue. Enjoy watching!