THE SINGULARITY: WILL WE SURVIVE OUR TECHNOLOGY

THE SINGULARITY: WILL WE SURVIVE OUR TECHNOLOGY

While the potential realization of superior forms of intelligences lies in a speculative future, the idea of a technology singularity already influences popular culture and public policy through a collection of insights, theories, and debates. Kurzweil equates computing power with brainpower, and th...

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Artificial intelligence
Big bang theory
Documentary films
Editing
Explosions
Film Review
Genetic engineering
Genomes
Intelligence
Nanotechnology
Science fiction & fantasy
Social aspects
Wolens, Doug
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Big bang theory
Documentary films
Editing
Explosions
Film Review
Genetic engineering
Genomes
Intelligence
Nanotechnology
Science fiction & fantasy
Social aspects
Wolens, Doug
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