The Profound Aspect Of Technology Is That

The Fate Of The Universe Is A Decision Yet To Be Made, One Which We Will Intelligently Consider When The Time Is Right.

Emotional Intelligence Is What Humans Are Good At And That's Not A Sideshow. That's The Cutting Edge Of Human Intelligence.

By The End Of This Decade, Computers Will Disappear As Distinct Physical Objects, With Displays Built In Our Eyeglasses, And Electronics Woven In Our Clothing, Providing Full-immersion Visual Virtual Reality.

Those With Engineering Skills Will Build Tomorrow's Genius Computers. But Those With The Ability To Create Knowledge Of Any Kind Will Be The Ones Who Are Best Able To Extract Great Value From Them. The Way To Create Value In The Age Of Genius Machines Will Be To Compile And Disseminate Knowledge That Other People Will Find Useful.

With The Increasingly Important Role Of Intelligent Machines In All Phases Of Our Lives--military, Medical, Economic And Financial, Political--it Is Odd To Keep Reading Articles With Titles Such As Whatever Happened To Artificial Intelligence? This Is A Phenomenon That Turing Had Predicted: That Machine Intelligence Would Become So Pervasive, So Comfortable, And So Well Integrated Into Our Information-based Economy That People Would Fail Even To Notice It.