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Poster ImageApril 21, 2014Index Title: Creator Rights Clearance Basis 1 Fractal Wolfgang Beyer Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Wikicommons 2 DaVinchi Flying machine Leonado Da Vinchi Da Vinchi Illustration...
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Free Will Universe Paper Text PDFApril 26, 2014Free Will Universe Paper Text PDF I’m posting the first draft of my...
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Brainhacking with ThyncJune 3, 2014In my last post I talked about controlling video games with your brainwaves and the new...
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My Keynote at TADHack 2014June 10, 2014https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4BH2L8gTSY I wanted to give some insight into some of the human factors in communications...
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Six predictions for mobile phones in 2015August 12, 2014I’ve just returned from ClueCon 2014, the FreeSWITCH telecoms conference. James Body and I...
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TADSummit 2014 IstanbulNovember 16, 2014https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S8hYRjsouw I spoke at TADSummit on "The Services Vision of a Global MVNO / Online...
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Brilliant Minds in MadridNovember 27, 2014Patricia Hayter interviewed me for the Truphone blog about speaking at TADSummit and Brilliant Minds. Patricia...
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Video from Brilliant Minds (in Spanish too!)December 5, 2014Here's what I actually said at Brilliant Minds (you might have seen my interview...
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New Year’s Resolutions: The Ultimate Exercise of Free WillJanuary 9, 2015About this time each year people around the world settle down to think about...
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Artificial Intelligence and the Battle at the BAFTAsFebruary 7, 2015You lean back in your cinema chair and heave a sigh of relief, the...
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Book Talk in BarcelonaMarch 15, 2015https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDWJTO3QFYE Helen Keegan kindly asked me to speak about the book at one of her...
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I spoke at TADHack 2015July 16, 2015https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuNE5qMZFVw Thanks again to Alan Quayle and all at TADHack in Lisbon for having me...
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Future of Mobile Talk in Leeds - 4th NovemberOctober 22, 2015James is giving a talk on "The Future of Mobile" as part of the Heroes of...
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This is a fantastic book. It seams together cutting edge neuroscience, psychology, thought experiments, artificial intelligence/machine learning, mathematics and even some history! The author throws in some exercises and experiments that you can try yourself too which is good and gets you engaged…
It would be easy to dismiss this book, with the reference in the title to Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (the Philip K. Dick book) that Blade Runner was (very loosely) based on, as a vanity project by an entrepreneur who has too much spare time on his hands, but it turns out to be an interesting, if sometimes challenging read. I think that James Tagg’s aim was to compare the human brain with what is now and might ever be within the capabilities of an artificial intelligence, and to explore areas like creativity and free will where we may see a difference. And there are times that he does this very well…