Support for the provision of “digital immortality” based on physical informatics methods

Philosophical Problems of IT and Cyberspace (forthcoming)
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The improvement of modern computer technology to achieve fundamentally new indicators can be carried out on the basis of various approaches. One of such approaches is the application of methods of physical informatics. Therefore, this paper considers the support of ensuring “digital immortality” based on physical computer science methods. On the basis of Wiener random processes, measures are proposed to ensure the security of computer nodes to ensure “digital immortality”. The calculated ratios from physical informatics adapted to determine the requirements for the design of information systems to ensure the digitalization of the brain are given.

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