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redundant biomass

redundant biomass noun: biological life, particularly human life, that has no productive value following the singularity.

Noun

redundant biomass (uncountable)

  1. (derogatory, artificial intelligence) Biological life, particularly human life, that has no productive value following the singularity.
    • Not to worry. All that redundant biomass will make excellent feed stock for the 3D printers.2016 December 16, KathyPartdeux, “Kevin Kelly: How AI can bring on a second Industrial Revolution”, in BoingBoing BBS, archived from the original on 19 Dec 2024
    • At the same time, AI and automation are getting close to making most of the human population redundant biomass. In the absence of radical changes to our current system, billions will be unemployable leading to even more suffering.2026 March 18, u/neurapathy, “What's the least immoral reason for procreation?”, in r/antinatalism (Reddit post), archived from the original on 12 May 2026

Questions about redundant biomass

What does redundant biomass mean?
Redundant biomass means biological life, particularly human life, that has no productive value following the singularity.
What part of speech is redundant biomass?
Redundant biomass is a noun.

Words near redundant biomass in the dictionary

  1. redundancies
  2. redundancy
  3. redundant
  4. redundant acronym syndrome
  5. redundant array of independent disks
  6. redundant biomass
  7. redundant colon
  8. redundant colons
  9. redundantant
  10. redundantly
  11. redundent

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