AI that bases the atom-size quantum computer-living neuron hybrid can be more intelligent than humans.

Above: The new type of miniature computers can look like this: Water molecules inside the fullerene can act as miniaturized quantum computers. Hydrogen atoms are two data-handling lines. And the oxygen atom in the middle of that system is the system that communicates with the fullerene gate. The system sends information to the oxygen atom.

Then it travels through the hydrogen atoms, back to fullerene that resends it to the system. If those answers are identical there is a big possibility that nothing is wrong. The system can use quantum entanglement between electrons on oxygen's orbitals to transfer information to the proton. There the quantum entanglement between quarks is acting like a quantum computer. Then that information travels to the fullerene shell and back to the system.

When we think about the shape of the AI/OI (Artificial Intelligence/Organoid Intelligence hybridization), we can say that there is the possibility to create a bio-quantum hybrid system that can be installed even in the human body. The system can have three layers, and the idea is that it connects atom-size computers, living neurons, and binary systems. At the top are the living neurons that exchange information with nano-size binary computers and quantum systems.

So the system has three layers

1) Living neurons

2) Atom-size quantum computers

3) Binary computers.

Fullerene can act as the gate between the Rydberg-atom base computer and another system.

The atom-size quantum computers benefit Rydberg atoms. In those extremely small quantum systems, superpositioned and entangled electrons act as computers. There is the possibility that the system can create superposition and quantum entanglement inside protons or neutrons. That means the quantum computer can be smaller than an atom. These kinds of systems can be inside small nano-size balls. Theoretically fullerene there is an atom-size computer inside it can act as the chamber where the quantum system can operate.

The atom-size computer uses fullerene as the antenna that aims information in the right direction. The carbon atoms act as transmitter-receiver that send and receive information between other systems and Rydberg atoms. When electrons at the orbital of that atom make quantum entanglement. The system can aim information to the right carbon atom in fullerene or its electron core.

The system might look like this.

1) Living neurons. The living neurons can deliver electricity to extremely small computers. Nanotechnology doesn't require very high voltages. And that's why the OI (Organoid intelligence) that bases to use living neurons can also deliver electricity to small-size quantum-binary computer hybrids.

2)Binary computers or binary microprocessors. Their mission is to transmit between neurons and quantum systems. Those nano-size binary computers are acting as routers or switches between atom-size quantum computers and living neurons.

3) Quantum systems. Nanotechnical quantum systems can be in nano-size bubbles. The microchips control the conditions in the bubble. That technology allows us to make a system that can be small enough. That it can surgically install even inside humans.

The thing is that these kinds of computer-hybrid systems can be far more intelligent than humans. There is always the possibility that this kind of hyper-technology can create "Boltzmann Brain" or self-forming awareness. This kind of system is only one way to create super technology or super cyborgs.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/science/article-hubs/organoid-intelligence-a-new-biocomputing-frontier/lay-summary

https://scitechdaily.com/building-a-computer-with-a-single-atom/

https://scitechdaily.com/organoid-intelligence-revolutionary-biocomputers-powered-by-human-brain-cells/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rydberg_atom

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