For over three decades, Ray Kurzweil has been one of the most respected and provocative advocates of the role of technology in our future. In his classic The Age of Spiritual Machines , he argued that computers would soon rival the full range of human intelligence at its best. Now he examines the next step in this inexorable evolutionary process: the union of human and machine, in which the knowledge and skills embedded in our brains will be combined with the vastly greater capacity, speed, and knowledge-sharing ability of our creations.
##“基礎理論決定一切。而你們,卻被迴光返照的低級技術濛住瞭眼睛。”
評分不能說我百分百同意這貨,但是有個腦洞大的futurist對哪一個時代都是很好的。
評分##嗯 我們把它翻譯成瞭中文
評分##exponential的exponential發展過於簡化,technocrat的命令式的口吻令人生厭,lack of humanity and sympathy
評分不能說我百分百同意這貨,但是有個腦洞大的futurist對哪一個時代都是很好的。
評分##Kurzweil秒kk 尤瓦爾幾十條街啦……
評分##即使是隻從現有技術角度來談......merging也是問題多多太過樂觀
評分##作者生於1948年,活到2045年奇點到來應該不難,他每天服用150片維生素補充劑,並每周靜脈注射各種維生素膳食補充劑,估計是要等那時候靠更換修復細胞實現長生。 可那時候沒什麼是機器替代不瞭的。現在連需要人類自主創意的活動包括畫畫,都逐步被人工智能取代,將來它們的算法更好,人長生做什麼?又是個問題瞭,總不好天天遊手好閑吧。
評分##Bill Gates: "I agree with you 99 percent. What I like about your ideas is that they are grounded in science, but your optimism is almost a religious faith."
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