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Welcome
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Emails from people discovering Biota for the first time, the Podcast is a great place to start. A lot of audio!
Call-In Number
(646) 200-0640
Next Episode
Friday 14th, Saturday 15th March
Greythumb News
Bruce Damer
Monday March 3rd, 2008
Time: 7:00pm
Location: The Asgard Irish Pub, 350 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA.
Topic: The Knowledge Instinct: Cognitive Algorithms for Engineering, and Modeling of Language and Cultural Evolution
... and also: EvoGrid: A Next Step for Artificial Life?
Presenters: Leonid I. Perlovsky and Bruce Damer
Correction
Thanks to the good ears of Bob Mottram;
Bob Mottram
On the 2012 thing from Biota Live #7 I believe you might have made a mixup. Searching around on the net there does appear to be some kind of numerological cult based upon the 2012 date, but this doesn't seem to have any connection to the singularity institute for artificial intelligence or Ray Kurzweil's predictions. Kurzweil actually predicts a technological singularity (based upon the idea originating from sci-fi author Vernor Vinge) somewhere around the mid 2040s.
Tom Barbalet
You are right. There is a popular confusion because of the shared use of the term Singularity. I'll add the correction next show and attribute it to your email. This did occur to me listening to the audio after it went up. The nature of live (internet) radio!
Remember Call-In Number
(646) 200-0640
Dawkins 1976 Timothy Leary 1964
Cooper Union, 1964, Timothy Leary on Genetics = 127-Leary: "How To Use Your Head"
Understanding history through reductionism
Where does the idea of the genetic domain come from (analogous to the frequency domain versus the time domain)?
Small Topic
Browser as the interface
Plugin for the interface
Viewers for artificial life
Outstanding Questions
Entropy and Human Inertia
The amazing amount of work in a Creationist universe
Genetic and Epigenetic Simulation
Sustainability - Life and Energy
Language
Culture
Artificial Life in Industry
