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DEEP WATER RECORDINGS ( tiny.cc ) presents: The Law of Accelerating Returns recording by Vincenzo Castaldo (me) mixing and mastering by Vincenzo Avallone youtube channel: darkvinx88 guitars, drums, keyboard by Vincenzo Castaldo bass by Kevin Iovane vocals by ??? extra by Pallina (the book she's reading is Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk) guitars and bass were recorded DI (direct input) drums and keyboard were recorded MIDI hardware: Ibanez RGA8 8 string guitar with EMG 808 pick ups Dean Z bass (I don't know the exact model) Hayman dd03 plus electronic drum kit M-audio pro keys sono 88 keyboard M-audio fastrack pro audio interface VST: Native Instruments Alicia Keys piano Superior Drummer 2.0 and Addictive Drums Metal Adpak (Arch Enemy 's VST) Legion for guitars TSE808 vst tube screamer Lecab 2.0 + red wirez's big box Soldano impulses vadal amp for bass Brever for reverb Tracks 3 for mastering hosted in reaper 3.75

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Here, this powerpoint presentation has a lot of graphs and shit: www.kurzweilai.net Also, google and wikipedia are your friends as always. Fucking youtube won't let me put the script in here. At least I think so - they're being coy and redirecting me back to this page with a notice to "Please check your video description." and erasing my tags, so I can only assume length is what I'm supposed to be checking for.

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WATCH IN HD a new original composition of mine... here are the drums (my first serious recording, I only started playing drums like 2 months ago).... subscribe for updates =D Hayman dd03 (plus?) electronic drum kit Superior Drummer 2.0 VST

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Ray Kurzweil and Barry Ptolemy - Transcendent Man Australia Premiere (Aug 19th 2011 at Cinema Nova), the second Singularity Summit Australia (Aug 20-21st 2011), accelerating returns, and other stuff. Interviewed by Adam A. Ford

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Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Aam A. Ford. Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed from wage slavery, spending (probably) the remaining 30 years <b>...</b>

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Listen or download the podcast at itsrainmakingtime.com Dr. Terry Grossman and Ray Kurzweil, the authors of Fantastic Voyage and Transcend: Nine Steps to Living Well Forever, present three keys to radical life extension to forestall aging and disease. The first is slowing these processes by using the best knowledge available today for early disease detection and prevention; the other two involve biotechnology and artificial intelligence. Guest Dr. Grossman, the founder and director of the Frontier Medical Group, explains why he and Ray Kurzweil say that our genetic code is outdated, and that our lifestyle (not our genes) is responsible for 80% of our ill health and disease. The two leading causes of death -- heart disease and cancer -- are both totally preventable. Our genome has not been updated; but now that the domain of information technology extends to health and wellness, we can change our genes (and even test them out on biological simulators). According to the law of accelerating returns, our knowledge will be a million times better in 20 years. Join us with Dr. Terry Grossman as we consider the implications of that fact and continue our exploration of the life extension paradigm.

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Warning : these machines will be used against the population! NO copyright intended for educational purposes only! www.skewsme.com The Corbett Report - 8 May, 2011 Episode 185 -- The Singularity Cometh Podcast: Play in new window | Download As we stand on the brink of the age of spritual machines, are we as a society ready to face the consequences of our creation...or even to understand what those consequences are? Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we unpack the marvels and the horror of Kurzweil's law of accelerating returns. Documentation Documentation -- The Corbett Report 2009 Video Archive DVD Time Reference: 01:48 Description: Support The Corbett Report. Buy the DVD. Link To: The Corbett Report Documentation -- Transcendent Man trailer Time Reference: 02:52 Description: The official trailer for the 2011 release of this documentary about Ray Kurzweil and his concept of the singularity. Link To: YouTube.com Documentation -- The Age of Spiritual Machines Time Reference: 06:19 Description: Landmark book by Kurzweil on the singularity and its consequences. Link To: Amazon.com Documentation -- The Singularity is Near Time Reference: 06:21 Description: Somewhat newer book by Kurzweil on (you guessed it) the singularity. Link To: Amazon Documentation -- Moore's Law Time Reference: 06:59 Description: The observation made by Intel co-founder Thomas Moore in 1965 that the number of transistors per square inch on integrated circuits doubles every two years. Link To <b>...</b>

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charlie kam's parody of the song 'i am the very model of a modern major general'. lyrics: I am the very model of a Singularitarian I'm combination Transhuman, Immortalist, Extropian, Aggressively I'm changing all my body's biochemistry Because my body's heritage is obsolete genetically, Replacing all the cells each month it's here just temporarily The pattern of my brain and body's where there's continuity, I'll try to improve these patterns with optimal biology, ("But how will I do that? I need to be smarter. Ah, yes...") I'll expand my mental faculties by merging with technology, Expand his mental faculties by merging with technology, Expand his mental faculties by merging with technology Expand his mental faculties by merging with technology And with our new technology, renewable clean energy, Remove our pathogens and overcome hunger and poverty In short I am a Transhuman, Immortalist, Extropian I am the very model of a Singularitarian In short he is a Transhuman, Immortalist, Extropian He is the very model of a Singularitarian Knowledge in all forms music, art, science and technology, Our brains and bodies all precious and any loss a tragedy Important recognitions and insights are what we should retain While we destroy all of the useless information that remains And when a person dies we lose a profound pattern tragically, And the part of ourselves that interacted with them lit'rally Religious folks may rationalize that death is really something good ("Something Good <b>...</b>

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p2 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Aam A. Ford. Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed from wage slavery, spending (probably) the remaining 30 <b>...</b>

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As our TimeFrames issue reconsiders the recent past, we asked futurist Ray Kurzweil for his prediction of what's to come.

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http:www.cryonics.org for more information. A thought provoking video explaining what Cryonics is all about. Further review of Molecular nanotechnology and The Laws of accelerating returns www.youtube.com www.youtube.com

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Cryonics A thought provoking video explaining what Cryonics is all about. To get more detailed information on Cryonics go to... www.cryonics.org www.americancryonics.org Further review of Molecular nanotechnology and The Laws of accelerating returns

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Filmmaker, aesthetic philosopher and ecstatic futurist Jason Silva -- who spoke at Singularity Summit 2011 -- articulates his call for passion and artistic sensibility to inform ideation and instantiation of the Singularity.

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Where is technology taking humanity in relation to Biblical prophecy? The experts speaking in this video are: Hugo De Garis- Artificial brain builder, Author of The Artilect War Cosmists vs. Terrans Kirkpatrick Sale- Author of Rebels Against the Future Richard Seed- Physicist, Researcher of human cloning. Gregory Stock- Biophysicist and Science writer, Author of Metaman Redesigning Humans David F Noble- Historian of Technology, Author of Science and Religion and A World Without Women

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Well consider this as an update video of the 2000 Avenger from my videos last year. We got this back in on trade and come to realize that it might have a bad oxygen issue. I start it up and have trouble getting it to run and drive but am able to in the end. I also tour the car inside and out, showing the car for those who have not seen those older videos on the car. I also rev it up and accelerate to check out the sound and see if I could pin point whether the engine was running rough. Weirdly enough it runs great! Just acts weird sometimes. Any tips? Post a comment below!

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Part one of three Part 2: youtube.com Part 3: youtube.com "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us" by Bill Joy: www.wired.com The Law of Accelerating Returns: www.youtube.com

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Talk title: Transcendent Man: a documentary about inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil To understand the future of education - indeed the future of anything - we must understand the role that technology will play in our future. Barry's film Transcendent Man explores the ideas of Ray Kurzweil, who offers us the law of "accelerating returns." Throughout history, each new technology has been built upon previous ones, and each new wave of ideas has been accepted more rapidly than the last. From the Gutenberg printing press to the telephone to the massive early computers, to the PC and on to the iPhone, we're headed for a world of artificial intelligence, in which computers will one day be small enough to fit inside a red blood cell. We must embrace change, or be swept away by it. As publishing, music, health and manufacturing industries have radically changed, so will education. We can pair every student with a computer tablet, an object we ought to call a "gateway to all human knowledge." At age twelve, Barry Ptolemy worked and studied closely alongside director Steven Spielberg on the set of ET, The Extra Terrestrial and became a filmmaker himself. After attending USC film school, Barry's interest in the sciences led him to read Ray Kurzweil's The Singularity is Near, upon which he based his first feature film, Transcendent Man. He also directed the commercial "We Are The World 25 For Haiti" featuring Lionel Richie and Quincy Jones -- the commercial aired during the Vancouver <b>...</b>

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Even if the Singularity is given a low probability of happening this century, the expected utility is very high and therefore should be taken seriously. 2011.singularitysummit.com.au

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James Newton-Thomas speaks about AI, robotics, super intelligent AI, the Singularity, and friendly AI One of the interesting aspects of the interview is how AI has changed, problems can be so complex that it is so hard to define a scalable way to deal with the problem - but we have realized that the problem does not have to be fully described. By developing systems that operate in an evolutionary paradigm, it is possible to solve classes of problems that we don't know how to define.

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OpenCog: An Open Source Software Framework & A Design & Vision for Advanced AGI Aspects of AGI • Philosophy of Mind • Conception of General Intelligence • Cognitive Architecture • Software Architecture • Environment & Tasks • Developmental Roadmap Philosophy of Mind a mind is an evolving, autopoietic, self-referring set of patterns, associated with a system that's interpreted as goal-achieving -- including patterns in the system and the world (and emergent therebetween), and patterns regarding goal-achievement Conception of General Intelligence Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) - Humans are, in a certain sense, general-purpose rather than narrowly specialized intelligences... General intelligence may be loosely conceived as: "The ability of a system to achieve a variety of complex goals in a variety of complex environments using limited computational resources -- including goals and environments that were not anticipated at the time the system was created." Ben Goertzel CEO, Novamente LLC and Biomind LLC CTO, Genescient Corp Co-founder, OpenCog Project Vice Chairman, Humanity+ Adjunct Research Professor, Xiamen University, China Advisor, Singularity University and Singularity Institute

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I made this music video to accompany Doctor Steel's excellent song 'The Singularity'. Note that most of the clips in the video are demonstrations of real technologies, which can be found on youtube. There are also some animations of technologies that are currently in development (eg fusion and genetic engineering). I think the only part of the video that is pure science fiction at the moment the the part with nanomachines interacting with a cell. The rest is here, now. The singularity is near. Lyrics to the song: Zeroes and ones The curve's begun Nanotechnology transcending biology This is how the race is won By my hands the sons of man Understand, execute the plan Reverse engineering the human mind Only a matter of time That this fractal design Emerges electronic life with Prophetic symbology and Modern technology Bring on the Singularity Transcend Transcend biology Bring on the Singularity Transcend Transcend biology Immerse me in Virtual reality and The order of the galaxy The possibilities expand Demand more than the Factory software I don't care I want to be smarter And stronger and live longer Speed up the accelerating returns Cause carbon doesn't work I want to evolve and operate at terahertz So bring on the knee of the curve And let's transcend biology Our archaic humanity Bring on the Singularity Bring on the Singularity Bring on the Singularity Transcend Transcend biology Bring on the Singularity Transcend Transcend biology Bring on the Singularity Transcend <b>...</b>

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This is one of those "What if he is right !!?" talks. Ray Kurzweil makes a graphic and persuasive case that a law of accelerating returns has been operative for eons as well as decades, and the pace is now approaching a velocity that can only be called transformative. Renowned inventor Ray Kurzweil is author of THE AGE OF INTELLIGENT MACHINES; THE AGE OF SPIRITUAL MACHINES; and his brand new book, THE SINGULARITY IS NEAR: WHEN HUMANS TRANSCEND BIOLOGY. You can see more about The Long Now Foundation and Seminars About Long Term Thinking at: www.longnow.org - slides, discussions, audio, and video available. Creative Commons license creativecommons.org The Long Now Foundation Speaker: Ray Kurzweil Slides: Ray Kurzweil producer: Long Now videographer: Misha Antonich

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Filmmaker, aesthetic philosopher and ecstatic futurist Jason Silva -- who spoke at Singularity Summit 2011 -- articulates his call for passion and artistic sensibility to inform ideation and instantiation of the Singularity

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Don't miss The Singularity conference of the Year. Join us in New York for the Singularity Summit 2009. Register at: www.singularitysummit.com Sponsored by: www.thoughtware.tv

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James Newton-Thomas speaks about AI, robotics, super intelligent AI, the Singularity, and friendly AI Quote:"The biggest change in AI that has changed in the last 20 years, is that people have given up trying to define the problems that they wish to solve. They have realized that the problems could often be so complex that we may not know a solution, yet we can still develop systems, or evolved systems that can function in a complex environment." "Neural Nets have, endemic to their operation, a type of evolutionary paradigm. But you can then go to a meta-paradigm, which is to change the structure of the network, and to change the types of neurons and the interconnections between them in the same way that nature will specialize - our brains contain a myriad of sub-brains, each one architecturally adept at solving a certain class of problem." One of the interesting aspects of the interview is how AI has changed, problems can be so complex that it is so hard to define a scalable way to deal with the problem - but we have realized that the problem does not have to be fully described. By developing systems that operate in an evolutionary paradigm, it is possible to solve classes of problems that we don't know how to define.

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part 4 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Adam A. Ford. Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed from wage slavery, spending (probably) the remaining <b>...</b>

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part 5 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Adam A. Ford. (3.5 Hours of Hugo Power - Non stop Artilect mayhem!) Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed <b>...</b>

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Filmmaker, aesthetic philosopher and ecstatic futurist Jason Silva -- who spoke at Singularity Summit 2011 -- articulates his call for passion and artistic sensibility to inform ideation and instantiation of the Singularity

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part 6 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Adam A. Ford. (3.5 Hours of Hugo Power - Non stop Artilect mayhem!) Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed <b>...</b>

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Tim Josling speaks on AI.. Previous discussions @ Singularity Salon have been on Chalmers paper, Beleif as Attire (Less Wrong), the H+ Summit 2011, and the Singularity Summit 2010. There is a good post on David Chalmers article "The Singularity: A Philosophical Analysis" at Less Wrong, 201 comments, and counting. See Below for his talk at the Singularity Summit in New York 2009. Abstract for his talk: "The technological "singularity", or IJ Good's "intelligence explosion", is the rapid transition from greater-than-human artificial intelligence to superintelligence. I will set out and analyze the argument for an intelligence explosion, and will consider the forms that such an explosion might take. I will also consider resulting practical and philosophical issues. If a singularity is likely, what are the best strategies for ensuring a good outcome? Will systems in a post-singularity world be conscious? Can we be among them?" -- Update: Singularity SalonHad a generalised meeting entitled 'Singularity Salon' on a few things futurist at Prudence bar in North Melbourne... A good turnout, had a round table discussion for about 5 hours and made plenty of noise. We spoke about a range of subjects including the Japan nuclear disaster, CEV (Coherent Extrapolated Volition), what the metaphor of the Technological Singularity means (can't see past the Event Horizon of a black hole) -- a definition of what the Singularity is and what it isn't: - it isn't the accelerating returns or <b>...</b>

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Steve Omohundro interviewed at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Melbourne Australia. He speaks about compassionate intelligence and AI among other things.

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part 8 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Adam A. Ford. (3.5 Hours of Hugo Power - Non stop Artilect mayhem!) Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed <b>...</b>

part 8 Hugo de Garis Singularity Summit Australia interview Melbourne 2010 artilect gigadeath cosmist cyborg terran Adam Ford kurzweil technological singularity pesimism accelerating returns robot artificial intelligence ai nanotech femtotech physics math quantum computing topological

part 9 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Adam A. Ford. (3.5 Hours of Hugo Power - Non stop Artilect mayhem!) Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are concerned with the political consequences of future technologies. He labels his new lifestyle "ARCing" (After-Retirement Careering), feeling freed <b>...</b>

part 9 Hugo de Garis Singularity Summit Australia interview Melbourne 2010 artilect gigadeath cosmist cyborg terran Adam Ford kurzweil technological singularity pesimism accelerating returns robot artificial intelligence ai nanotech femtotech physics math quantum computing topological

Part 10 Interview with Hugo in Melbourne after the Singularity Summit Australia 2010, conducted by Adam A. Ford. (3.5 Hours of Hugo Power - Non stop Artilect mayhem!) Super AI, merging with Machines! To be a god or not to be a god, that is the question.. as one of the commenter says, it's a real hard question.. Bio: Prof. Dr. Hugo de Garis, 63, has lived in 7 countries. He recently retired from his role of Director of the Artificial Brain Lab (ABL) at Xiamen University, China, where he was building China's first artificial brain. He and his friend Prof. Dr. Ben Goertzel have just finished guest editing a special issue on artificial brains for Neurocomputing journal (December 2010), the first of its kind on the planet. He continues to live in China, where his US savings go 7 times further, given China's much lower cost of living. He spends his afternoons in his favorite (beautiful) park, and his nights in his apartment, intensively studying PhD-level pure math and mathematical physics to be able to write books on topics such as femtometer scale technology ("femtotech"), topological quantum computing (TQC), as well as other technical and sociopolitical themes. He is the author of two books: The Artilect War: Cosmists vs. Terrans : A Bitter Controversy Concerning Whether Humanity Should Build Godlike Massively Intelligent Machines (2005) and Multis and Mono: What the Multicultured Can Teach the Monocultured: Towards the Creation of a Global State (2010). Both these books are <b>...</b>

part 10 Hugo de Garis Singularity Summit Australia interview Melbourne 2010 artilect gigadeath cosmist cyborg terran Adam Ford kurzweil technological singularity pesimism accelerating returns robot artificial intelligence ai nanotech femtotech physics math quantum computing topological