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From reboot7 conference, Copenhagen, Denmark; video, audio, transcript, photos, links to other websites. [mprove]
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A Chat with Doug Engelbart
, 10 June 2005 in Copenhagen, Denmark
Doug Engelbart in his office at Logitech, California
Doug Engelbart, Matthias Müller-Prove hosting the session in Copenhagen
Doug Engelbart "in Copenhagen"
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By Alan C. Kay; essay on how things get invented, and how to do better. [Stanford Engineering]
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Alan C. Kay is a fellow at Apple Computer Inc., a visionary, one
of a few select scientists who have an independent charter to pursue far-out
ideas. As he explains, his is a job which forbids him to grow up. The following
remarks are taken from Kay's address before the 20th annual meeting of
the
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Will new technologies fundamentally change what it means to be human? Inventor and author discusses technology change and effects on everything from health to artificial intelligence. Audio file. [NPR]
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Will new technologies fundamentally change what it means to be human? Inventor and author Ray Kurzweil talks about technological change and its effects on everything from health to artificial intelligence.
Also heard on NPR stations: Ray Kurzweil: Life in the Future December 23, 2005 December 23, 2005 Will new technologies fundamentally change what it means to be human? Inventor and author Ray Kurzweil talks about technological change and its effects on everything from health to artificial
Also heard on NPR stations: Ray Kurzweil: Life in the Future December 23, 2005 December 23, 2005 Will new technologies fundamentally change what it means to be human? Inventor and author Ray Kurzweil talks about technological change and its effects on everything from health to artificial
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