Technological singularity by culture;

The Coming Technological Singularity

Within thirty years, we will have the technological means to create superhuman intelligence. Shortly after, the human era will be ended. Is such progress avoidable? If not to be avoided, can events be guided so that we may survive? These questions are investigated. Some possible answers (and some further dangers) are presented. _What is The Singularity?_ The acceleration of technological progre...

Contemporary post-humanism: technological and human singularity.

Posthumanism entails the idea of transcendence of the human being achieved through technology. The article begins by distinguishing perfection and change (or growth). It also attempts to show the anthropological premises of posthumanism itself and suggests that we can identify two roots: the liberal humanistic subject (autonomous and unrelated that simply realizes herself/himself through her/hi...

An overview of models of technological singularity

This paper reviews different definitions and models of technological singularity. The models range from conceptual sketches to detailled endogenous growth models, as well as attempts to fit empirical data to quantitative models. Such models are useful for examining the dynamics of the world-system and possible types of future crisis points where fundamental transitions are likely to occur. Curr...

Facing a Business that Might Bring About a Technological Singularity’’

James Miller imagines a public firm whose product is an artificial intelligence (AI). While this AI device is assumed to become the central component of a vast new economy, this firm does not sell one small part of such a system, nor does it attempt to make a small improvement to a prior version. Miller instead imagines a single public firm developing the entire system in one go. Furthermore, i...

Nature, Evolution, Culture, Free will and Morals: A Thermodynamic Singularity