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Recording Artist; Songwriter; Artist in Residence, Spot George Church makes a very important point in his comment on your Edge discussion about the Lanier piece: that synthetic neurobiology and computing are going to be increasingly merging. While the human brain and body might not do many things as w

TA00693756 Michael Shermer Publisher; Skeptic magazine; monthly columnist, Scientific American; Author, THE MORAL ARC, and Presidential Fellow at Chapman University. The latest round of handwringing over the potential for computers, machines, or robots to turn evil overlooks the fundamental difference between a

Recording Artist; Songwriter; Artist in Residence, Spot George Church makes a very important point in his comment on your Edge discussion about the Lanier piece: that synthetic neurobiology and computing are going to be increasingly merging. While the human brain and body might not do many things as w

h-of-ai#25989 Michael Shermer Publisher Skeptic magazine; monthly columnist, Scientific American; Author THE MORAL ARC, and Presidential Fellow at Chapman University. The latest round of handwringing over the potential for computers, machines, or robots to turn evil overlooks the fundamental difference between a

Recording Artist; Songwriter; Artist in Residence, Spot George Church makes a very important point in his comment on your Edge discussion about the Lanier piece: that synthetic neurobiology and computing are going to be increasingly merging. While the human brain and body might not do many things as w

of-ai#25989 Michael Shermer Publisher; Skeptic magazine; monthly columnist, Scientific American; Author; THE MORAL ARC, and Presidential Fellow at Chapman University. The latest round of handwringing over the potential for computers, machines, or robots to turn evil overlooks the fundamental difference between a