The Singularity Summit 2009



The Singularity Summit 2009 is the fourth annual gathering focused on what is quickly emerging as one of the most debated issues in the world of scientific and technological progress -- the prospect of a technological singularity. This year, rather than exclusively focusing on robotics and AI, the Summit will branch out to include speakers in a wider variety of areas, including finance, decision theory, quantum computing, neuroscience, consciousness, business, and heuristics and biases.
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Founded in 2006 by Tyler Emerson, Ray Kurzweil, and Peter Thiel, the inaugural summit was held at Stanford, the first academic symposium focused on singularity dialogue.
Past speakers have included Doug Hofstadter (author of Gödel, Escher, Bach), Peter Norvig (Google Director of Research), Sebastian Thrun (Stanford AI Lab Director), and Rodney Brooks (MIT Professor of Robotics)
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