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PART I Machinic Life: Philosophical Perspectives on Bioinspiration 1 A Mouse Out of “Grey Rags and Dust”: Nature-Inspiration and Technology Games 2 Sympoietic Machines: Posthumanist Perspectives on “Evolution” and Technology PART II Re/Generating Life: Biohybrid Approaches and Technological Promises 3 When Life is Made to Work Against Itself: Synthetic Biology, Metabolic Death Labor, and the Mechanization of Death 4 Fluorescent Disturbance: The Zebrafish as a Biohybrid Sensor in the Hydrosocial Cycle 5 Biohybrid Archives: Data Storage Ecologies from Silicon to DNA PART III Simulating Life: Computing, Ethics, and Boundaries of Artificiality 6 Biohybrid Robotics and the Case for Boundary Ethics 7 Technical Resistance and Bio-Hybridity: Investigating the Complexities of Making a Robot Human-Like 8 From Biomimetic Artificial Intelligence to Biohybrid Computing: McCulloch and Pitts, Rosenblatt, and Nowadays Biohybrid Practices |