Titlebook: How Should Humanity Steer the Future?; Anthony Aguirre,Brendan Foster,Zeeya Merali Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Mohammed M. Khalil fractures are the most common fractures in osteoporosis and have signi?cant impact on quality of life and survival rates, as well as carrying increased socioeconomic costs. The establishment of minimally invasive treatment schemes in recent years has led to reduced peri- erative morbidity and incre

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Jens C. Niemeyer fractures are the most common fractures in osteoporosis and have signi?cant impact on quality of life and survival rates, as well as carrying increased socioeconomic costs. The establishment of minimally invasive treatment schemes in recent years has led to reduced peri- erative morbidity and incre

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Introduction,m both our past mistakes and successes, to anticipate potential catastrophes, and to develop technologies and lines of thinking to preempt them. Yet dystopic visions of the future—often based on the unchecked rise of the very scientific and technological innovations designed to help society—abound i

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Humanity Is , More than the Sum of Humans,t, due to a malicious antipodal butterfly, the possibility to accurately forecast the weather is severely limited. Why should it be easier to predict and steer the future of humanity? Here we present various viewpoints on the issue. On a long time scale, we sketch a software-oriented view at the cos

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Crucial Phenomena,world that figure strongly in how humanity’s choices influence the size of its future. In particular, I give reasons for thinking that (1) humanity’s vulnerability or robustness to accidents arising from biological engineering, and (2) the future rates of improvement of artificial intelligence and i

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A Participatory Future of Humanity,an include people taking from their own future selves. The larger problems of humanity are, I argue, but scaled up versions of this same curious, irrational behaviour. Humanity’s steering of the future must involve going beyond humanity in some sense. The solution I outline in this paper involves a