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Jamais Argues for an Open Source Singularity

Jamais Cascio

Singularity Summit 2007

Posted: Sep 25, 2007

Jamais argued for open sourcing the Singularity (i.e. the development of greater-than-human artificial intelligence) at the Singularity Summit in San Francisco earlier this month. (MP3)

The night before the Singularity Summit, a team from the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence interviewed Jamais. That interview is now available at the SIAI site, both as a downloadable high-quality Quicktime movie (.MOV, ~65MB) and as an embedded Flash video… as seen below.

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