the hiveminds quickly start optimizing their hardware and grow brain-only humans around a placenta of wires, completely integrated
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as the silicon improves, brains are swapped out roughly every five years (hardly any individuality is left anyway, the hive knows all)
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teaching a new brain is automated, nearly all knowledge is captured in silicon, in the end only legal reasons make hives keep human members
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It's kind of funny that GDPR doesn't apply to data stored in meatbrains.
Now all those weird dystopias with people wired up to machines in banks to act as human computers makes sense.
They're just being used to skirt privacy regulations.
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