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From HAL to Watson Early Science Fiction Predicted Modern Technology by Alan G. Labouseur alan@Labouseur.com From HAL to Watson Watson Ill take Science Fiction and Technology for $4000, Alex From HAL to Watson From HAL to Watson HAL


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Early Science Fiction Predicted Modern Technology by Alan G. Labouseur alan@Labouseur.com

From HAL to Watson

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I’ll take Science Fiction and Technology for $4000, Alex

Watson

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HAL

2001 A Space Odyssey - 1960s Powerful but paranoid Natural Language Processing Speech recognition and synthesis Data analysis and reasoning Chess playing

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Space Travel

Destination Moon - 1950s 2001 A Space Odyssey - 1960s G-forces, single stage rocket, the silence of space. Artificial gravity through rotation.

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SAGE

IBM, MIT, Burroughs - 1960s Lost in Space - 1960s

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Enterprise Computer

Star Trek - 1960s Natural Language Processing Speech recognition and synthesis Data analysis and reasoning Three-dimensional Chess playing

  • Should be able to beat Spock.
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Matter / Antimatter

1960s - Star Trek’s fuel for the warp core. 2010s - Anti-hydrogen created and briefly stored at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider.

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More Star Trek ↦ today

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More Star Trek ↦ today

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Colossus

Charles A. Forbin - 1970s A computer that ruins the lives of the people around it, violates their privacy, and makes them paranoid. That could never happen, right? What could possibly go wrong?

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Identity and Privacy

Blade Runner - 1982

  • Uncertain Identity
  • What does it mean to be human?

A Scanner Darkly - 2006

  • Variable Identity, Ubiquitous spying, Paranoia
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Hunter/Killer Drones

Terminator - 1984 Then: Dystopian future of aerial Hunter-Killer drones controlled by machines and used to kill people. Now: Aerial Hunter-Killer type drones controlled by people (for now, see Colossus) used to kill people.

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Education

Starfleet Academy and Marist . . . . . . producing leaders of the future.

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HAL

2001 A Space Odyssey - 1960s Powerful and paranoid Natural Language Processing Speech recognition and synthesis Data analysis and reasoning Chess playing

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Watson

IBM Research - 2011 Powerful and not paranoid (I hope) Natural Language Processing Speech recognition and synthesis Data analysis and reasoning Successor to chess-playing Deep Blue