Posts Tagged future
On the Topic of Mind Uploading…
Posted by in Computing on September 2, 2010
If you read my previous post on sci-fi books, you’ll know that lately, the topic of mind uploading, particularly as it relates to the technological singularity, has been present in much of my reading material. While the concept seems plausible, in at least a sci-fi sort of way (the Matrix being a case in point), […]
Why current AI research is doomed to failure
Posted by in Computing on November 5, 2002
By Brian Hill, One-Man Think-Tank and Resident Pseudo-Scientist Let me begin this little rambling with a disclaimer: I am not a scientist; I don’t even play one on TV. This entire article is based on my knowledge of AI research approaches, including reading of mainstream scientific publications (Discover, Scientific American), web articles on the subject, […]
The Problem with the World and the Future of Mankind
According to Brian Hill, resident Speculation Engineer and Pseudo Scientist Well, after a long time, I decided to post this up, as this is the culmination of a bunch of thoughts that have been running through my head for a great many years now. First, let’s tackle the initial premise of this article, “The problem […]
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