New Short Introduction by Research Associate Joshua Fox
Updated: 2012-08-29 23:22:20
Our research associate Joshua Fox has penned a short introduction on Friendly AI, which is translated and revised from a version which appeared in Hebrew in the Israeli magazine Galileo. Here is an excerpt: In coming decades, computer engineers will … Continue reading →

The books listed here are: Sipser, Introduction to the Theory of Computation (2nd edition) Gowers et al. (eds.), The Princeton Companion to Mathematics Koller & Friendman, Probabilistic Graphical Models: Principles and Techniques Sethna, Entropy, Order Parameters, and Complexity Russell & … Continue reading →
For your enjoyment, some recent whiteboards at the Singularity Institute…
I found this data graphic entirely too interesting:
The graphic comes from The Economist, and is based on last week’s PNAS paper by James Hanson et al. (open access).
These observed, accelerating increases in the mean and variance of global temperatures are data, not theory.
See also: Greenhouse Gases and Advanced Nanotechnology
Computational insights into a fundamental organic synthesis reaction may lead to the ability to design a catalyst for any desired reaction.
The directed, artificial evolution of genes for enzymes that produce nanoparticles of silicon dioxide and titanium dioxide produced semiconductor structures not seen in nature.