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Long before reality TV and social media, Andy Warhol correctly predicted in 1968 that “in the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.”
Transhumanism develops new survival technologies and promotes sound policies to save the Earth and its inhabitants from being destroyed by human activities and natural disasters.
World peace is as simple and elegant as E=mc2 if we muster our brainpower and benevolence instead of weapons and animosity. Do we really need another Einstein to help figure this out?
Everyone is using science and technology to enhance or to alter our body chemistry in order to stay healthy and be more in control of our lives. We are all transhumanists to varying degrees.
The lack of concern for others—coupled with misinformation and disinformation—can be lethal.
Notwithstanding human ignorance spreading misinformation and disinformation, freedom of speech is essential.
Words are powerful, especially when emotions run high, which can lead to dire consequences.
Personal analytics combined with social networks provide a high-tech mechanism for self-help and self-improvement.
Social media such as Twitter takes crime fighting to the whole new level of immediacy.
To err is human. Yet it is a sign of how far computer science has come that to err is also artificially intelligent
Once the genie is out of the bottle, there is no easy way to stop the dissemination of leaked or stolen information.
The useful information for the millions outweighs the privacy of the few.
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve into superintelligence, King Solomon's challenge will supersede the Turing test.
What we need is a more civilized free speech with respect and dignity.
All joking aside, misinformation and disinformation on social media are no laughing matter when it comes to national security and personal safety.
Neither Sherlock Holmes nor James Bond can stop data breaches without the cooperation and vigilance of organizations and individuals in cyberspace.
The future is arriving sooner than we imagine.
Humans may be on top of the food chain, but we are still at the mercy of earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, volcano eruptions, and other natural disasters.
While there are a number of ways to combat terrorism, attempting to cure the symptoms without tackling the root causes is like waging a losing war on drugs.
The Sony saga has brought to light a hidden sinister: Cyber terrorism has reached a whole new level by combining cyber attacks and threats of physical terrorism.