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Singularity Summit 2009 Videos

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&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;I watched many of these last nite.

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Eliezer Yudokowsky - quite a good presentation on human biases like

AVAILABILITY, recency, &#160;inability to scale up etc. &#160;&#160;Def. see this again.

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Stuart Hameroff gives a good, detail rich presentation.

I think he is not correct, but &#160;this is worth seeing again.

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Anders Sandberg is reasonably good on WBE &#160;whole brain emulation.

see this again...

Big Question: &#160;What is the level of detail required to do WBE:

Is it Perceptron/ McCulloch-Pitts neurons ... &#160;EASY.

Is it Integrate and Fire Neurons &#160;Easy

Spiking Neurons &#160;Harder

Multicompartment neurons with ion channels: &#160;(Neurogrid)... Harder

or Paul Rhodes &#160;same

Full detail - hardest

Possible: &#160;Quantum model a la Hameroff/Penrose ... &#160;really hard.

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