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Articles on Center Members

From left: Randy D. Blakely; Nicole Baganz; David Cinalli; Jana Strickler; Paula Kurdziel; Samantha McGovern; Daniel Nemeth
Multi-level brain research and mindful outreach

Nature

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Eleanore Blum, Accidental Activist
The ‘Accidental Activist’ Who Changed the Face of Mathematics

Quanta

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AI Shouldn’t Decide What’s True

Nautilus

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Center Fellow Dr. Mark Bailey's Paper quoted by Futurism article on the Fermi Paradox

Futurism

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What is consciousness? ChatGPT and advanced AI might redefine our answer

NBC News

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Pioneering Transhumanism: a conversation with Natasha Vita-More

Forbes

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Minds Without Brains?

Commonwealth

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Feature on member, Bernard Baars

Scientific American

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Schneider interview in Scientific American

Scientific American

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Robo-Pup Named Astro Described As ‘First Of Its Kind In The World’

CBS

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Are You Ready for Tech That Connects to Your Brain?

Harvard Business Review

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Legendary Physicist Stephen Wolfram Is Modeling Our Universe, and He Needs Your Help

Popular Mechanics

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The Wolfram Physics Project: One Fundamental Physics Theory to Rule Them All

Interesting Engineering

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Stephen Wolfram Invites You to Solve Physics

Wired

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Could robots be psychology’s new lab rats?

Science

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Merging With AI Would Be Suicide For The Human Mind

Financial Times

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Should You Add a Microchip to Your Brain?

The New York Times

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Mining the Computational Universe

Edge

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Conscious AI Will Give Us Meaningful Relationships

Inverse

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It's Independence Day, Again, But do Aliens Really Care About Us?

PC Mag

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How Would You React If We Discovered Alien Life?

Smithsonian Magazine

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Can Wearables Help you Reach Immortality?

Wired

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If We Ever Meet Aliens, They'll Probably be Robots

io9

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The Dominant Life Form in the Cosmos Is Probably Super Intelligent Robots

Vice News

Op-Eds by Center Members

What Is ChatGPT Doing
What Is ChatGPT Doing … and Why Does It Work?

Writings

By Stephen Wolfram

What Is Consciousness?
What Is Consciousness? Some New Perspectives from Our Physics Project

Writings

By Stephen Wolfram

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Connecting Brains to Computers Is a Shortcut to Dystopia

OneZero

By Evan Selinger

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Mind Design: Could You Merge with Artificial Intelligence?

BBC Science Focus

By Susan Schneider

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Should You Download Someone Else’s Memories?

Slate

By Jenelle Salisbury, Susan Schneider

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Is Anyone Home? A Way to Find out if AI has become Self-Aware

Scientific American

By Susan Schneider, Edwin Turner

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GoodBye, Little Green Men

Huffington Post

By Susan Schneider, Seth Shostak

Illustrations By Martin Gee
It May Not Feel Like Anything to be an Alien, Nautilus

Schneider, Susan

By Susan Schneider

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The Problem of AI Consciousness

Schneider, Susan

By Susan Schneider

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The Philosophy of Her

The New York Times

By Susan Schneider