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‘Artificial Biology’ at Singularity Summit 2010
The Mind and How to Build One
Why SIRT1 in your brain may keep you smart
Carboncopies–Realistic Routes to Substrate-Independent Minds
Singularity and Rationality: Eliezer Yudkowsky speaks out
IBM scientists create most comprehensive map of the brain’s network
From DIY to DIWO: biohackers, synthetic biologists, and FBI to dialogue at Open Science Summit
How to Prevent a Global Aging Crisis
The state of the future
H+ Summit @ Harvard: The Rise of the Citizen Scientist
Is the iPad the New Guillotine?
Jabberwocky, AI, and aging
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![Chronic diseases and aging. The incidence of major chronic diseases rises exponentially with age, as shown: cardiovascular disease (blue squares) [data from (32) , cancer (red diamonds) [data from (32) , AD (gray squares) [data from (33) , and influenza-associated hospitalization (green triangles)"]. Incidence rates are normalized to the first data point. (Illustration: AAAS)](https://www.kurzweilai.net/images/Chronic-diseases-and-aging.png "Chronic diseases and aging")
