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Dr. Randal Koene: Substrate-Independent Minds (Australian Singularity Summit ...Randal Koene
The first keynote by Dr. Randal Koene at the 2012 Australian Singularity Summit. Dr. Koene presents the concept of substrate-independent minds (SIM) and gives an outline of a feasible approach to SIM by means of whole brain emulation.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency FY2016 Budget Estimates.
Предварительная бюджетная смета Агентства передовых оборонных исследовательских проектов на 2016 финансовый год.
Dr. Randal Koene: Substrate-Independent Minds (Australian Singularity Summit ...Randal Koene
The first keynote by Dr. Randal Koene at the 2012 Australian Singularity Summit. Dr. Koene presents the concept of substrate-independent minds (SIM) and gives an outline of a feasible approach to SIM by means of whole brain emulation.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency FY2016 Budget Estimates.
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Kim Solez Introduction to Technology and Future of Medicine Course Sept. 6, 2012Kim Solez ,
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“A Message to Young Innovators.” - Dr.Mal BryceShahab Khan
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At the
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Innovation:
Designing immersive, multi-sensorial experiences is no longer just for the benefit of end users. Experiences are a complex and subjective phenomenon—they go beyond the senses, and are influenced by a range of contextual factors like a person’s social circumstances, schedule, environment, perceptions, values, and more. Prototyping an experience can help designers, users, and clients explore and communicate what it is like to engage with the product, space, or system being designed. If designers and clients can share in these experiences, they are more likely to understand the issues and needs of their user.
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How do you compare the intelligence of different systems, solutions and AI configurations. Multiplying nodes and interconnects gives the wrong answer as growth is logarithmic and not linear.
The genesif of ideas and the future of imaginationJayant Murty
What is going to drive the next wave of ideas. How will they be created , what forms will they take ? People with new ideas tend to be both illogical and contradictory. New ideas are sometimes at odds with the stern disciplines of management. When it comes to generating ideas, the distinction between visionary genius and erratic behavior is not always clear. The creation of ideas is now the most important economic objective. It will be used to better the human condition in unimaginable ways
"The best way to predict the future, is to create it". We live in very interesting times, of radical changes whilst we try, collectively, to design a society that doesn't have the profound contradictions which are becoming increasingly obvious. What are the alternatives that are being proposed and what do each have that is viable and desirable, and for whom?
Everyday technology is becoming more and more advanced and innovation our everyday lives. A technology sector taking the world by storm is biotechnology. For those who don’t know, biotech is the reading and writing of DNA code. Biotech potentially has the power to replace fossil fuels and forever change our day-to-day lives.
Kim Solez Introduction to Technology and Future of Medicine Course Sept. 6, 2012Kim Solez ,
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“A Message to Young Innovators.” - Dr.Mal BryceShahab Khan
“A Message to Young Innovators.”
Delivered By
Hon Dr Mal Bryce
At the
Curtin University Innovation Awards Ceremony.
August 24th 2012.
Perth Western Australia.
Living Prototypes
Fabricating Shared Experiences
Abstract:
Empathy is a type of thinking that makes us more helpful and generous in our encounters. But how can the design team, the client, and the user share a single, subjective experience? In this workshop we will be stretching the limits of prototyping. Storyboards, scenarios, sketches, and videos are helpful tools used to communicate the different elements of an experience, but they position the designer as passive. Using a range of multi-sensorial tools, participants will not be observers of an experience, but will be active co-explorers. Although these ideas are not new within the design community, we believe they have fallen out of focus. Experiential prototyping is not inherent in “design thinking,” but in what we see as “design action.”
Innovation:
Designing immersive, multi-sensorial experiences is no longer just for the benefit of end users. Experiences are a complex and subjective phenomenon—they go beyond the senses, and are influenced by a range of contextual factors like a person’s social circumstances, schedule, environment, perceptions, values, and more. Prototyping an experience can help designers, users, and clients explore and communicate what it is like to engage with the product, space, or system being designed. If designers and clients can share in these experiences, they are more likely to understand the issues and needs of their user.
The future always feels like it’s running late. Human imagination works harder than human enterprise, but at any given moment, scientists and engineers are redesigning future technology and the world around us in big and small ways
Presented by Trevor Haldenby
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5. Creating (intelligent) machines that have the
capabilities we do not – is not as good as being
able to experience them ourselves...
Imagine... creating/playing music.
Imagine... being the kayak.
Imagine... perceiving the background radiation of
the universe.
9. Gene survival is extremely dependent on an
environment – it is unlikely to survive many
changes.
Worse... gene replication does not sustain that
which we care most about!
10. Is CTGGAGTAC better than GTTGACTGAC?
We are vessels for that game – but for the last
10,000 years something has been happening!
11. Certain future experiences are desirable, others
are not – these are your perspectives, the memes
you champion...
Death keeps stealing our champions, our experts.
12. Too early to do uploading? - No! The big
perspective is relevant now.
We don't like myopic thinking in our
politicians, let's not be myopic about world
issues ourselves.
14. Life-extension in biology may increase the fragility
of our species & civilization...
More people? - Resources.
Less births? - Fewer novel perspectives.
Expansion? - Environmental limitation.
15. Biological life-extension within the same
evolutionary niche = further specialization to the
same performance
“over-training” in conflict with generalization
20. Developing out of a “catchment area”
(S.Gildert) may demand iterations of
exploration – and exploration involves risk.
Hard-wired delusions and drives. What would
an AGI do? Which types of AGI would exist in
the long run?
21. “Uploading” is just one step of many – but a
necessary step – for a truly advanced species
22. Thank You
carboncopies.org
randal.a.koene@carboncopies.org
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