A map for a programmable world
This excellent graph produced by Institute for the Future for their Technology Horizons Fall conference in 2009, When Everything is Programmable provides “13 forecasts of living in a programmable world, and the tools that will make it happen.” “This map
A map for a programmable world
This excellent graph produced by Institute for the Future for their Technology Horizons Fall conference in 2009, When Everything is Programmable provides “13 forecasts of living in a programmable world, and the tools that will make it happen.” “This map
Machine Learning
If you’re interested in learning something\more about Machine Learning here is a course from Stanford: Course Description Note: This course is offered by Stanford as an online course for credit. It can be taken individually, or as part of a
Machine Learning
If you’re interested in learning something\more about Machine Learning here is a course from Stanford: Course Description Note: This course is offered by Stanford as an online course for credit. It can be taken individually, or as part of a
Notes – The Natural Flux
“John von Neumann, who thought of life in mathematical terms, said, “living organisms are…by any reasonable theory of probability or thermodynamics, highly improbable…[However] if by any peculiar accident there should ever be one of them, from there on the rules
Notes – The Natural Flux
“John von Neumann, who thought of life in mathematical terms, said, “living organisms are…by any reasonable theory of probability or thermodynamics, highly improbable…[However] if by any peculiar accident there should ever be one of them, from there on the rules
Out of Control or Bootstrapping complexity
A few years ago I started reading “Out of Control” by Kevin Kelly, but for some reason I didn’t ever finished (and I feel a shame of myself). Not because it’s not worth reading but because perhaps “out of time
Out of Control or Bootstrapping complexity
A few years ago I started reading “Out of Control” by Kevin Kelly, but for some reason I didn’t ever finished (and I feel a shame of myself). Not because it’s not worth reading but because perhaps “out of time
Hello life!
Recently I’ve been paying attention to P2P and computer fields related to Artificial Intelligence which is already part of our present and becoming more present as technology and knowledge unfolds reality and complexity into its own AI agenda. There is
Hello life!
Recently I’ve been paying attention to P2P and computer fields related to Artificial Intelligence which is already part of our present and becoming more present as technology and knowledge unfolds reality and complexity into its own AI agenda. There is
Free mind on "free space" 