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Without Notes August 2011
- Privacy and Artificial Agents, Or, Is Google Reading My Email? by Chopra and White, 2007
- motivated by A Legal Theory for Autonomous Artificial Agents by Samir Chopra and Laurence F. White, University of Michigan Press 2011
- The Ghost in the Machine, World Science Festival Video June 2011
- Consciousness: Explored and Explained with Charlie Kaufman Screenwriter, Giulio Tononi and Alan Alda, World Science Festival Video 2010
- mention of Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#IIT
- Kaufman concluding on creativity as being mainly memory, cf AlgorithmicEpistemology
- mention of Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#IIT
- La recherche informatique veut être mieux prise en compte par les pouvoirs publics by Clarisse Jay, La Tribune July 2011
- A Typology of Convergences: Towards a Unified Theory of Cultural Transmission by Lawrence Weschler, Santa Fe Institute July 2011
- establishing his own taxonomy: Apophenia, ?, Fractalization, Identity, Zeitgeist, ?, Backward & Forward, Template, Permission, The Anxiety of Influence, Homage, Pun, Parody, QUOTATION, ?, PLAGIARISM, Forgery, Counterfeiter, CODA, ...
- mention of simultaneous discovery e.g. calculus in Europe as the train of thought as the time became saturated with similar ideas
- see the recently read Quora question and TheMythsOfInnovation
- Wikipedia:Apophenia
- Wikipedia:Lawrence Weschler
, LawrenceWeschler.com and his NYU profile
- no mention of evolutionary epistemology, cf e.g. EvolutionaryEpistemologyAsAScientificMethod or the related blog on evolutionary culture featuring the "Popper Juice"
- see also TheFutureOfIdeas
- US internet providers hijacking users' search queries by Jim Giles, New Scientist August 2011
- Computer scientist calls for better Internet search engine by Derek Abma, Vancouver Sun August 2011
- Car takes long drive - by itself by Hao Nan, Chinadaily.com.cn August 2011
- ID262: LIDAR-based Long Range Road Intersection by the same author
- see relevant law recently passed in Nevada
- Mind and Machine: The Future of Thinking, World Science Festival 2010
- BrainGate - Thoughts Into Action by Cyberkinetics
- Wikipedia:Cyberkinetics
- http://affect.media.mit.edu could be especially interesting for ImprovingPIM#Emotions
- http://www.semel.ucla.edu/profile/gary-small for his study Your brain on Google: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19155745, Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 2009
- Man-Made Minds: Living with Thinking Machines, World Science Festival June 2011
- ~58min Eric Horvitz mention of strong AI and understanding (human) cognition as a way to find the foundations of computation, position shared with Rodney Brooks
- ~72min Hod Lipson mention of the felt excitement of having a result that managed to do so on its own rather than precisely programmed and doing so as expected
- David Ferrucci replied that it may rather be the distance with the abstraction and the completed task, that the gap of knowledge is passed
- ~82min discussion on the singularity and mind uploading
- cf AIW03 and other pages
- on Watson see WithoutNotesFebruary11#BuildingWatson
- Eric Horvitz's Homepage Microsoft Research
- mentioned "innovative AI", medical diagnosis
- previously link his work in WithoutNotesNovember10##VivonsNousVraimentUneRevolution
- mention of building self-model, self-image through evolutionary computation
- see BeingNoOne and TheEgoTunnel
- Au coeur de la voie lactée, Arte August 2011
- originally made in 2010
- NASA Ames Pleiades ~min66
- shared with the author of WithoutNotesJanuary11#ArtificialCosmogenesis
- running Bolshoi simulation, cf Seeing the Birth of the Universe
- Wikipedia:Pleiades
- Wikipedia:Exit Through the Gift Shop
- Sociology of Modern Cosmology by Martin Lopez-Corredoira, 2009
- Twitter and the Ultimate Algorithm: Signal Over Noise (With Major Business Model Implications) by John Battelle, Searchblog August 2011
- Robopocalypse with Daniel Wilson Julu 2011
- Wikipedia:Robopocalypse
- see his related 2006 talk at Google WithoutNotesOlderThanOctober09#HowToSurviveARobotUprising
- Wikipedia:Robopocalypse
- Robot That Can Learn, Think And Act By Itself, DigInfo News July 2011
- unsupervised online incremental learning method, Self-Organizing Incremental Neural Network (SOINN) by Hasegawa Lab., Tokyo Institute of Technology
- Black Holes: Attractors for Intelligence? by Clement Vidal, 2010
- mention of Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#FERD
and Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#ArtificialCosmogenesis
- yet tricky argument since this does not just require small scale mastery but also sufficient energy for very large scale engineering project
- using Wikipedia:Kardashev scale
- mention of Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#FERD
- DEF CON: The event that scares hackers by John D. Sutter, CNN August 2011
- The DIY Terminator: Private Robot Armies And The Algorithm-Run Future Of War by Greg Lindsay, Fast Company August 2011
- see also Electronics#Robotics
- mention of previously discovered on freenode UAVForge.net project, Crowdsourcing for UAV Innovation
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic (SSC Atlantic) collaborative initiative to design, build and manufacture advanced small unmanned air vehicle (UAV) systems.
- Preview of a virtual learning environment by Joel Pitt, OpenCog Brainwave August 2011
- one can imagine a graph of exercises of increasing complexity and generality, cf https://twitter.com/#!/utopiah/status/100578838446223361
- Wikimaps Revised by Reto Kleeb, Swarm Creativity Blog July 2011
- A taxonomy for measuring the success of open source software projects by Amir Hossein Ghapanchi, Aybuke Aurum, and Graham Low First Monday August 2011
- Why Philosophers Should Care About Computational Complexity by Scott Aaronson, TR11-108, ECCC August 2011
- very interesting opening Turing quote, see my related ClickingMoments#InformationPropagation
- "The view that machines cannot give rise to surprises is due, I believe, to a fallacy to which philosophers and mathematicians are particularly subject. This is the assumption that as soon as a fact is presented to a mind all consequences of that fact spring into the mind simultaneously with it. It is a very useful assumption under many circumstances, but one too easily forgets that it is false." Alan M. Turing, Computing machinery and intelligence, Mind 1950
- article read in WithoutNotesFebruary11#ComputingMachineryAndIntelligence
- "The view that machines cannot give rise to surprises is due, I believe, to a fallacy to which philosophers and mathematicians are particularly subject. This is the assumption that as soon as a fact is presented to a mind all consequences of that fact spring into the mind simultaneously with it. It is a very useful assumption under many circumstances, but one too easily forgets that it is false." Alan M. Turing, Computing machinery and intelligence, Mind 1950
- see StructuralInformationAsymmetries for why I personally care
- Leslie Valiant's paper on Evolvability, J. Assoc. Computing Machinery 2009
- Wikipedia:Leslie Valiant
- added his work to my answer http://www.quora.com/Why-hasnt-evolutionary-computation-been-more-successful? and to notes EvolutionaryDynamics
- Wikipedia:Leslie Valiant
- added Wikipedia:Proof complexity
- mention of What is Thought? by Eric Baum as previously recommended by Person:)Pete
- to consider for Cognition
- could also be an interesting metric for Mind
- one can even wonder if pricing as a market mechanism should be based not just on perceived value via OwnConcepts#gToM and scarcity but rather via complexity theory or at least, taking it into account as a refinement
- very interesting opening Turing quote, see my related ClickingMoments#InformationPropagation
- Inside Google's Search Office, Churchill Club August 2011
- Q&A: A Lifelong Learner - Leslie Valiant discusses machine learning, parallel computing, and computational neuroscience. with Leah Hoffmann, Communications of the ACM June 2011
- Robots and the Illusion of Free Will with Judea Pearl, TSN July 2011
- describing what counter-factual is
- how my self models and that of others improves
- intuitive notion that there are no others
- others behave like me
- others behave differently than I do
- I gain by having a proper model of them to get them to do what I want them to
- ~20min saying that we never have a perfect self-model
- see TheEgoTunnel and BeingNoOne
- see also Ethics#Robotics and Electronics#Robotics
- Foxconn To Replace Human Workers With One Million Robots by Evan Ackerman, IEEE Spectrum August 2011
- WithoutNotesFebruary11#MartinFord
- consider also the recent US WithoutNotesJune11#AMP Advanced Manufacturing Partnership announcement
- Why you should go for a brisk walk before revising by Christian Jarrett, BPS Research Digest August 2011
- The Future of Chipped Intelligence by Justin R. Rattner, HPI-Colloquium ST 2011
- see also Electronics
- mention of hardware AES encryption
- cf Intel® Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Instructions Set, 2010
- could be interesting for StructuralInformationAsymmetries
- ~min45 Personal Vacation Assistant Pilot in Context-Aware Computing
- Evolvability by Leslie G. Valiant, TR06-120, ECCC 2006
- Wikipedia:Evolvability (computer science)
- Wikipedia:Probably approximately correct learning
- on the relationship between organisms and information see BehindTheMirror and PhilosophicalDarwinism
- see also Chaitin's Biology#metabiology
- note that his webpage has significantly changed since last time, it should be checked and see if he mentions Valiant's work
- if learning is compared to inverting, either by being identical or just by sharing underlying mechanisms, this could have important implications for StructuralInformationAsymmetries
- consider also reverse engineering, a typical hard way to understand how a complex and protect object is working
- note that Vitaly Feldman work, which is based on Valiant's concepts, was already listed in StructuralInformationAsymmetries
- see also WithoutMiracles which fundamentally changed my way of thinking
- hence the key competitive advantage of physically efficient flexibility for the substrate of Mind
- compare with recent WithoutNotesJune11#Epistasis articles
- Wikipedia:Evolvability (computer science)
- Could Income Inequality Lead To Civil Unrest in the United States? by Martin Ford, Future Economics and Technology July 2011
- see also Technology and unemployment: Are ATMs stealing jobs? read before WithoutNotesJune11
- Life as Evolving Software by Greg Chaitin, PPGC UFRGS June 2011
- ~6min part 3, mention of the updated busy beaver problem and the complexity of creativity
- ~9min part 5, comparison with others work, mention of Martin Nowak from Harvard PES but not of Valiant
- clarification on the importance of creativity, even if the biology might be less precise than others
- importance of open-endedness for evolution
- motivated by WithoutNotesAugust11#Evolvability which motivated me to check Biology#metabiology again
- reconsider it for CreativiteArtificielleParadigmShift2011 as he considers it as a potential solution for mathematical creativity
- Wikipedia:Tetration
- still to explore his new July 2011 paper
- DARPA Hypersonic Vehicle Advances Technical Knowledge, DARPA August 2011
- Is Software Improving Exponentially? by Ben Goertzel, The Multiverse According to Ben June 2011
- Why Crisis Maps Can Be Risky When There's Political Unrest by Erica Naone, Technology Review August 2011
- BART Pulls a Mubarak in San Francisco by Eva Galperin, Electronic Frontier Foundation August 2011
- Seeing Robotics with New Eyes by Erica Naone, MIT Technology Review] July/August 2011
- see also Electronics#Robotics and WithoutNotesMay11#RodneyBrooks as it seems equivalent to what happened before with car production from ABS and inclusion of accelerometer in mobile phones
- Suzette, the Most Human Computer by Bruce Wilcox, bruce wilcox's Blog for Gamasutra June 2011
- seems motivated by WithoutNotesApril11#BrianChristian
- regarding DECEMBER 2007- A YOUNG LADY’S PRIMER see DiamondAge and the recently discovered PrimerLabs.com
- the difficulty to encode rules is probably related to the power and complexity of the rule engine, i.e. one might have to be able to simulate the rule engine in order to fully understand the implications of adding yet another rule
- might be a combinatorial problem
- regarding DESIGN ISSUE: PRONOUNS & ELLIPSIS see deixis as linked to in Languages#Linguistic
- http://sourceforge.net/projects/chatscript/
- to consider for AutoDebate#ToDo
- ROS - Robot Operating System by Brian Ray and Bill Mania, Tech Talks recorded by Carl Karsten June 2011
- see also Electronics#Robotics
- any existing PIM related package or an attempt at making any kind of robot leverage personal information (even if just the user timetable or patterns of presence)?
- basically Python and C++, e.g OpenCV, packages organized in a pub/sub architecture of hardware actuator and sensor
nodesin an Ubuntu distribution
- Creativity, the Brain, and Evolution by John S. Allen, Psychology Today 2010
- How Physics Limits Intelligence, Scientific American Podcast June 2011
- How Smart Can You Get?: Your Brain and the Limits of Intelligence by Vijay Balasubramanian, Santa Fe Institute August 2011
- ~1h07 mention of technology extension as an alternative, saying that "people will develop plugin cognitive modules"
- "Finally we will explore the limits on these strategies -- i.e. whether we could all get smarter by evolving to have bigger brains (more neurons), using more energy (more active neurons), having more cleverly organized circuits, or even attaching plug-in external modules that could help the brain to do difficult things like multiplication." from the description How Smart Can You Get?: Your Brain and the Limits of Intelligence
- see Health#ImpactOfInformationTechnologyOnTheBrain
- Vijay Balasubramanian at the University of Pennsylvania
- Rabble with a Cause: Were the London Riots a Spontaneous Mass Reaction or a Rational Response? by Lauren F. Friedman, Scientific American August 2011
- Interview: Rise of the Robots Redux by James Temple, The Technology Chronicles August 2011
- Minority rules: Scientists discover tipping point for the spread of ideas, PhysOrg July 2011
- Cracking GO by Feng - Hsiung Hsu, IEEE Spectrum 2007
- http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/
- Wikipedia:Feng-hsiung Hsu
- Wikipedia:Game complexity#Complexities_of_some_well-known_games
- to consider for StrategyLessons and MentalExercises
- problems and training
- 4 Things Most People Get Wrong About Memory by Katherine Harmon, Observations, Scientific American Blog Network August 2011
- based on What People Believe about How Memory Works: A Representative Survey of the U.S. Population, PLoS ONE August 2011
- Study Claiming That Internet Explorer Users Had Low IQs Was a Hoax bvy Sophie Bushwick, Observations, Scientific American Blog Network August 2011
- Computer Chip-Sized Spacecraft Will Explore Space In Swarms by Peter Murray, Singularity Hub August 2011
- One Armed Robot From Willow Garage Set to Expand Open Source Robotics by Aaron Saenz, Singularity Hub August 2011
- Using Hadoop to analyze the full Wikipedia dump files using WikiHadoop by Diederik, Mappian August 2011
- IBM produces first working chips modeled on the human brain by Dean Takahashi, VentureBeat August 2011
- Brain’s Network of Bottlenecks May Limit Multitasking, Wired Science August 2011
- A Unified attentional bottleneck in the human brain, PNAS August 2011
- Google Admits Handing over European User Data to US Intelligence Agencies by Lucian Constantin, Softpedia August 2011
- Beautiful Minds: The Enigma of Genius, World Science Festival June 2011
- Simonton is introduced for his career but also precisely for OriginsOfGenius
- discussion on zero-sum game of savantism
- World Science Festival: Beautiful Minds: The Enigma of Genius, Dana Foundation Blog June 2011
- mention of Wikipedia:Neuregulin 1
- importance of TheDarkSideOfCreativity yet without strictly associating the two
- Mathematics, Cities, and Brains: What Can A Highway Engineer Learn From A Neuroscientist? by Jason G. Goldman, The Thoughtful Animal, Scientific American Blog Network August 2011
- Why girls drop math I: Beliefs about Math by Art Markman, August 2011
- Memory contaminates perception by Mo Costandi, Science for the guardian.co.uk August 2011
- Theory of Mind: Comparing Bird Brain, Monkey Brain and Human Brain by Skye Harmony, Serendip's Exchange 2008
- Spaceborn autonomous systems:: Architectural principals and a specific example by Steve Curtis (NASA GSFC), Michael Rilee and Pamela Clark (CUA), 2010
- Why Software Is Eating the World by Marc Andreessen, WSJ.com August 2011
- My Conversation with Andrés Duany: An Ardent Critic of the Skyscraper Flies into a Rage about the Asian Skyscraper Boom by Mark Lamster, Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network August 2011
- Ready to learn? Brain scans can tell you by Anne Trafton, from MIT News for MedicalxPress August 2011
- Visualized: A School Day as Data by Brandon Keim, Wired Science for Wired.com August 2011
- The human Turing machine: a neural framework for mental programs, Trends in Cognitive Sciences June 2011
- Capacity limits of information processing in the brain, Trends in Cognitive Sciences 2005
- see also Wikipedia:Information Integration Theory
- motivated by A Unified attentional bottleneck in the human brain, PNAS July 2011
- see also Wikipedia:Information Integration Theory
- Is Sleep Brain Defragmentation?, Neuroskeptic August 2011
- Synaptic plasticity in sleep: learning, homeostasis and disease, Trends in Neurosciences August 2011
- Mining Your Brain to Jump-Start Your Creativity by Joanne Cantor, Conquering Cyber Overload for Psychology Today August 2011
- cf my own Cognition#DedicatedCreativityTime
- Foundry Group Invests In MakerBot Industries by Brad Feld, August 2011
- Grand zoom - De l’infiniment grand à l’infiniment petit en 44 images à la puissance de 10, Science & vie August 2011
- most likely inspired by the older Wikipedia:Powers of Ten
- most likely inspired by the older Wikipedia:Powers of Ten
- Tableau Synoptique De L'histoire Du Monde by Louis-Henri FOURNET
- originally in Sciences et Vie, saw at HistoricalPlaces#MontSaintMichel
- in English Diagrammatic Chart Of World History - 5000 Years Of History
- Cool Tools: Diagrammatic Chart of World History, Kevin Kelly 2006
- 'Time cells' bridge the gap in memories of event sequences, ScienceDaily August 2011
- Young brains lack the wisdom of their elders, clinical study shows, ScienceDaily August 2011
- A Family of Gödel Machine Implementations, The Fourth Conference on Artificial General Intelligence aka AGI-11
- see also Beliefs and EvolutionaryEpistemologyAsAScientificMethod for a personal non-computable try
- lastly read his work in WithoutNotesFebruary11
- older work Frontier Search http://idsia.ch/~juergen/agi10yi.pdf
- Why IP Addresses Alone Don't Identify Criminals by Marcia Hofmann, Electronic Frontier Foundation August 2011
- The future for "labor-on-demand" crowdsourcing models by Carl Esposti, Crowdsourcing.org 2010
- see also the generalist Seedea:Seedea/Onlineoutsourcing
- see also the generalist Seedea:Seedea/Onlineoutsourcing
- When algorithms control the world by Jane Wakefield, BBC News August 2011
- Three Hypotheses About the Geometry of Mind by Ben Goertzel and Matthew Ikle, AGI-11
- just skimmed over but mention of
- S. Amari for Methods of information geometry, cf Mathematics#Geometry
- R. Frieden for Physics from Fisher Information, cf ScanningNotes#ScienceFromFisherInformation
- skimmed several other papers from the conference
- one can also wonder if an AGI could not also be use to try to optimize one own's mind through a simulation of mechanisms, interests and memories, spot bottlenecks then try alternative organization
- see also the recently created Health#ImpactOfInformationTechnologyOnTheBrain, OurPIM:PIM/Design#CognitiveLimitations and Mind
- just skimmed over but mention of
- Delay of gratification in children by Yuichi Shoda, Walter Mischel, Philip K. Peake, Science 1989
- added before to KeyExperiments#StanfordMarshmallowExperiment
- motivated by discussion with Audrey in which she mentioned a video reconstitution
- http://www.columbia.edu/cu/psychology/indiv_pages/mischel.html
- What Happens in a Patent Arms Race?, IEEE Spectrum August 2011
- see previous articles about Intellectual Ventures
- to consider for Seedea:Research/Drive
- Brain navigation by Sarah Zhang, Harvard Gazette August 2011
- MIT team researches a way to go beyond the screen, InAVate August 2011
- mention of Oblong Industries
- Le goût des mathématiques with Stanislas Dehaene and Alain Connes, Croisements, France Culture August 2011
- Alain Connes on the power of analogies and how computers will probably not have it soon
- see also the work of Douglas R. Hofstadter
- Stanislas Dehaene on "recyclage neuronale"
- see also my older Cognition#LeveragingStructures proposal
- on dreaming and problem solving, see also Hadamard
- mention of a recent Science article
- Cognition and Mathematics
- mention of the importance of notation and its evolution, cf Needs#EvolutionOfTheMathematicalSyntax
- discussion on reality and physics, cf Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#QuantumDarwinism
- several mentions of V.I. Arnold, On teaching mathematics, speech from Palais de Découverte 1997
- "modeles enchasses" and mention of Godel and systems of axioms, a power of the human mind to handle recurrence
- Alain Connes on the power of analogies and how computers will probably not have it soon
- The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Or: Why Weak AI Is Interesting Enough by Ryan Calo, Concurring Opinions August 2011
- Academic publishers make Murdoch look like a socialist by George Monbiot, Comment is free for The Guardian August 2011
- Computing giants launch free science metrics, Nature August 2011
- Genetics and Intelligence by Steve Hsu, Google Tech Talk August 2011
- https://www.cog-genomics.org
- mention of 23&me, see also Health#PersonalGenomics
- see also FECN#Chapter2, OriginsOfGenius, ThePrehistoryOfLanguage#Chapter11 and IntelligenceQuotient
- see http://arxiv.org/find/all/1/AND+au:+hsu+au:+schombert/0/1/0/all/0/1 for some of the articles mentioned
- Think You're An Auditory Or Visual Learner? Scientists Say It's Unlikely, by Patti Neighmond, Health Blog for NPR August 2011
- The Selfish Brain: Stress and Eating Behavior, Frontiers in Neuroscience May 2011
- Mind for my own view on a graph model of the mind
- mention of Frontiers in Neuroenergetics
- The origins of pleasure by Paul Bloom, TED.com July 2011
- see his book HowPleasureWorks
- BMW Tests An Autonomous Vehicle by Keith Barry, Autopia for Wired.com August 2011
- Social Networking Meets Problem Solving by Tom Simonite, Technology Review August 2011
- subscribed
- see also Needs for potential questions and SocialNetworks, in particular SocialNetworks#Quora
- How Much Marcellus Shale Gas Is There, Really? by Mike Orcutt, Technology Review August 2011
- Commotion, le projet d'un Internet hors de tout contrôle by Yves Eudes, LeMonde.fr August 2011
- http://tech.chambana.net/projects/commotion
- http://www.saschameinrath.com
- see also the more genral Bypassing
- A Cloud over Ownership by Simson Garfinkel, Technology Review September/October 2011
- see also MyCloudTransition
- Study Finds the Internet Is Actually Bad for Revolutions by Rebecca Greenfield, The Atlantic Wire August 2011
- Media Disruption Exacerbates Revolutionary Unrest: Evidence from Mubarak’s Natural Experiment by Navid Hassanpour APSA 2011
- to consider for Mind#CostOfNetworkLink
- Chinese Investor Finds It Isn't Easy to Buy Part of Iceland by Uri Friedman, The Atlantic Wire August 2011
- Yes, You Can Think Less of Steve Jobs for Not Being a Philanthropist by Rebecca Greenfield, The Atlantic Wire August 2011
- Multiple Antenna Technology for Faster Downloads, The Naked Scientists April 2011
- AGI and Neuroscience: Open Sourcing the Brain by Randal Koene, The Fourth Conference on Artificial General Intelligence aka AGI-11
- founder of http://www.minduploading.org then http://www.carboncopies.org
- both linked to TeleXLR8-01
- see also TeleXLR8-01#LiveMigration for some related technical analogies
- both linked to TeleXLR8-01
- founder of http://www.minduploading.org then http://www.carboncopies.org
- Estimating the Amount of Information Conveyed by a Population of Neurons, Frontiers in Neuroscience July 2011
- Science Saturday: Robots vs. Zombies with Daniel Drezner and Daniel H. Wilson, Bloggingheads.tv July 2011
- Daniel H. Wilson author of Robocalypse
- Les conceptions philosophiques des théories écologistes, France Culture August 2011
- distinction H/¬H
- Deepwater Horizon by Stéphane Ferret, Seuil August 2011
- see my Beliefs
- in particular with recent update from Clement Vidal Metaphilosophical Criteria for Worldview Comparison
- Exploring Brain Function from Anatomical Connectivity, Frontiers in Neuroscience June 2011
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