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We are in a new phase of civilization when emergent complexity is creating a world that no one understands in detail. How we might approach this #ComplexityCrisis and breaking out of the trap, by @CarlPabo: https://t.co/wQuEc6ZPrp #science#technology#scicomm#democracy
"Either we learn, or we disappear." @tobias_rees director of #TofTH, talks about the importance of bridging philosophy and art with engineering and science to better understand ourselves and our world on @slowdownmedia
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We are at a crossroads, perhaps even the end of a road. But it is not the end of a trip... there is a vast ocean before us and it is now when we build boats for the voyage ahead.
“In science, a flawed experiment — and the subsequent discovery of the flaw — can be as valuable as a perfect study” https://t.co/pDf5mis4dD via @undarkmag
The mathematical universe is vast and all-encompassing. Any attempt to map it will necessarily be incomplete. But that has not stopped us from trying. #mathmap https://t.co/5wAzA6iy0W
Happy #DarwinDay! 🐒🦧🦍🙎🏻
“In the distant future ... Psychology will be based on a new foundation, that of the necessary acquirement of each mental power and capacity by gradation. Light will be thrown on the origin of man and his history.”
Democracy, capitalism, and science have led to humanity's remarkable progress - but the increasingly rapid deployment of sophisticated technologies is fueling an emerging complexity crisis
- Carl O. Pabo @humanity2050org via @ProSyn
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An important analysis and call to action from @humanity2050org : ‘we have now entered a phase in which increasing complexity is creating a world that no one understands in detail...the resulting increase in complexity poses a huge and possibly unmanageable challenge.’
Humanity has made remarkable progress in recent centuries, notes Carl O. Pabo of @humanity2050org. But the increasingly rapid deployment of sophisticated technologies is fueling an emerging complexity crisis https://t.co/VZZ7prDPqR
Isaac Asimov’s three laws of robotics have been updated for the 21st century: To avoid nefarious consequences of AI, Berkeley computer scientist Stuart Russell has proposed three principles of beneficial machines. https://t.co/4YoA3ka9gf
The ever-growing complexity of modern life is far beyond the comprehension of any individual, says Carl O. Pabo @humanity2050org. To address the big global challenges of the next decade, we need a paradigm shift in how we regulate new technologies https://t.co/VZZ7prDPqR
"Democracy and capitalism have allowed a wonderful flourishing of thought... But we now enter a new phase in civilization when emergent complexity is creating a world that no one understands in detail." @CarlPabo@humanity2050org#FutureOfDemocracy
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“Algorithms can amplify the bias in the data, so you have to be thoughtful about how you actually build these systems” https://t.co/IwR4UCKqYt via @nytimes#artificialintelligence#tech
Carl Pabo discovered how zinc fingers bind to DNA, and then trained the scientists who designed all the ZFNs in current clinical trials. After enabling editing, he turned to even bigger challenges (see below). Carl is the deepest thinker I have ever met.
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“As technology makes it easier to lie and spread false information incredibly quickly, we need intellectually humble, curious people” https://t.co/CAsN2P9MFu by @B_resnick via @vox#ComplexityCrisis
How can we solve the most pressing challenges for the next decade? We believe the answer lies in new disciplined modes of thought. Learn more: https://t.co/cxtfB8gz6R #newdecade2020#science#technology#complexitycrisis
Interesting look at the convergence of research in evolutionary biology, social psychology, and history and how varied factors are affecting democracy today
A tendency to believe conspiracy theories has evolved through natural selection, so why are some people more prone to believing conspiracy theories? https://t.co/exrcM3tdXQ