Epstein Secrets

ding Ben Bloomberg, Peter Torpey and Elly Jessop The Manual Input Sessions Performance by Golan Levin Lunch Break Music, Mind and Meaning Prof. Marvin Minsky, in "musical" conversation with Teresa Marrin, Mary Farbood and Mike Hawley Music, Emotion and Health Prof. Tod Machover, moderator; Robert Rowe (

cert (8:00 - 10:30 pm) • Barry Vercoe - Synapse (1976) for amplified viola and prerecorded electronics • Richard Boulanger/Vercoe - Synaptogenesis (Synapse remix, 2011) for live electronics • Keeril Makan - Zones d'Accord (2002) for cello solo (acoustic although based on electronics) • Peter Whincop -

time with my kids, who until recently were too young for that sort of thing...) *** Dr. Aaron Sloman http://www.cs.bham.ac.uktaxs/ A friend of Minsky's, a 70-something cognitive science / math / Al guy from the UK. I always thought he was a deeper thinker about the mind than Marvin. Anyway I don't

anford and his work on neuromorphic hardware chips seems pretty amazing. From what I can tell it's better than what IBM is doing on the DARPA-funded Synapse project (which gets a lot of media attention, though Boahen's work gets much less so). He is a black African btw, though based in the US... Getnet

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k time with my kids, who until recently were too young for that sort of thing...) at Dr. Aaron Sloman http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/—axs/ A friend of Minsky's, a 70-something cognitive science / math / AI guy from the UK. I always thought he was a deeper thinker about the mind than Marvin. Anyway I don'

nford and his work on neuromorphic hardware chips seems pretty amazing. From what I can tell it's better than what IBM is doing on the DARPA-funded Synapse project (which gets a lot of media attention, though Boahen's work gets much less so). He is a black African btw, though based in the EFTA00715326