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> Dr. Damien Broderick > Best known as a science fiction writer, Damien also wrote a book > called "The Spike" in XX, which was basically just like Kurzweil's > "The Singularity is Near", but too far ahead of its time (and > better-written).... Has edited some other books on futurist tech.. *** > Heat

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23, 2013 3:10 PM To: Sebastian Seung Cc: Joi Ito; takashi ikegami; Ari Gesher; Kevin Slavin; Marti

From: Joscha Bach Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 3:10 PM To: Sebastian Seung Cc: Joi Ito; takashi ikegami; Ari Gesher; Kevin Slavin; Martin Nowak; Greg Borenstein; Jeffrey Epstein Subject: Re: MDF Hi, Sebastian, what an honor to meet

peculations of neuroscientists Hubel and Wiesel > (1962). Today's deep learning architectures for vision continue in > =his tradition. By the way: Kurzweil's most recent book mostly covers his rediscovery =f the Neocognitron, too. I believe that it is a crucial part of the story of the mind (with =espec