State of the Future and Advancing Technologies [José Cordeiro Millennium Project and Singularity University, Venezuela/USA]

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Workshop on Higher Education and Professional Responsibility in CBRN Applied Sciences and Technology across the Sub-Mediterranean Region 3-4 April 2012. Palazzo Zorzi, Venice Session 2. Science and Society - Identifying Priorities and New Technologies Challenges

Technology Business

José Luis Cordeiro
The Millennium Project
Director, Venezuela Node
Singularity University
NASA Ames, California, USA

IDE – JETRO, Tokyo, Japan (past 3 years)

Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea (next 3 years)

Venice, April 3, 2012

The Millennium Project

41 Nodes around the world

The Millennium Project’s
15th Anniversary
Annual Report Card
on the Future

• Global Challenges
• State of the Future Index
• Egypt 2020
• Future Arts/Media 2020
• Latin America 2030
• Environmental Security
• Other Futures Research

Plus 8,000-page CD

• www.singularity.com
• Bill Gates
• Ley de Moore

NBIC (Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno)
National Science Foundation
Department of Commerce

Technological Convergence NBIC

Atoms Cells
Nano Bio

NBIC

Cogno Info
Neurons Bits

Year Cost (US$) Time
2003 1,000,000.000 13 years
2007 100,000,000 4 years
2008 1,000,000 2 months
2009 10,000 4 weeks
2015 100 5 days
2020 10 4 hours

 Variola virus (smallpox)
Genes: 197
Base pairs: 185,000
 Mycoplasma genitalium (bacteria)
Genes: 485
Base pairs: 580,000
 Homo sapiens sapiens
Genes: ~25,000
Base pairs: ~3,000,000,000

Riken Brain Institute
www.brain.riken.go.jp

What is a brain?

 1 brain
 1011 neurones
 1014 synapsis
 1017 computations
(per second)
 And the mind?
 And the spirit?
 And the soul?

Superman?

Christopher
Reeve
(paraplegic)

Guru Cordeiro meditating in India (Hinduism)
and in Japan (Buddhism)

¡Muchas gracias!
Thank you!
www.cordeiro.org

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State of the Future and Advancing Technologies [José Cordeiro Millennium Project and Singularity University, Venezuela/USA]

1. José Luis Cordeiro The Millennium Project Director, Venezuela Node Singularity University NASA Ames, California, USA IDE – JETRO, Tokyo, Japan (past 3 years) Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea (next 3 years) Venice, April 3, 2012

2. IDE – JETRO – METI, Tokyo, Japan

3. The Millennium Project 41 Nodes around the world

4. The Millennium Project’s 15th Anniversary Annual Report Card on the Future • Global Challenges • State of the Future Index • Egypt 2020 • Future Arts/Media 2020 • Latin America 2030 • Environmental Security • Other Futures Research Plus 8,000-page CD

6. Singularity University

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