- Why We Desperately Need a New (and Better) Google by Vivek Wadhwa, January 2010
- Review of Morone, Piergiuseppe and Taylor, Richard: Knowledge Diffusion and Innovation: Modelling Complex Entrepreneurial Behaviours by César García-Díaz and Diemo Urbig, JASSS 2010
- Google's Head Of Design Gushes About How Great Quora Is by Jay Yarow, BusinessInsider 2010
- Google Will Land On The Moon Before It Beats Facebook, Says Gmail Inventor Paul Buchheit by Ryan Tate, BusinessInsider 2010
- Who rules the web?, INSIDE STORY, Al Jazeera English 2010
- Education and the social Web: Connective learning and the commercial imperative by Norm Friesen, First Monday 2010
- Ça n'en finira donc jamais ? by Pierre Gallais, Images des mathématiques 2010
- Electronic Trading Creates a New Financial Landscape By Graham Bowley, NYTimes.com January 2011
- Smarter Than You Think - When Computers Keep Watch by Steve Lohr, NYTimes.com January 2011
- to keep in my for personal behavior monitoring and OurP.IM
- Reuters World in Crisis Simulacrum, Reuters 2010
- The Future of Scientific Simulations: from Artificial Life to Artificial Cosmogenesis by Clement Vidal, 2008
- Cosmic Evolution (from Evolutionary Theory Conference Summary) by Eric Chaisson, Esalen Center for Theory & Research 2000
- The Treachery by Technology: A Portrait of Jacques Ellul, Rerun Producties 1996
- A Cosmic Evolutionary Worldview: Short Responses to the Big Questions by Clément Vidal, Evo Devo Universe
- The Meaning of Life by John Stewart, The Evolution and Development of the Universe 2008
- In Our Backyard, Great Eye in the Sky Productions 2009
- #27C3Adventures in analyzing Stuxnet by Bruce Dang, 27C3 2010
- Cognitive Psychology for Hackers by Sai, 27C3 2010
- OpenLeaks by Daniel Domscheit-Berg, 27C3 2010
- Android geolocation using GSM network by Renaud Lifchitz, 27C3 2010
- Contemporary Profiling of Web Users by Dominik Herrmann and lexi, 27C3 2010
- Emacs Org-mode - a system for note-taking and project planning by Carsten Dominik, Google Tech Talks 2008
- 10 business models that rocked 2010, Board of Innovation January 2011
- Emergent Computing Paradigms by Rachel Hinman, Rosenfeld Media - The Mobile Frontier January 2011
- Tor is Peace, Software Freedom is Slavery, Wikipedia is Truth, The political philosophy of the Internet by Adam Obeng, 27C3 2010
- A Paris, la police aura des yeux tout partout by Jean Marc Manach, OWNI January 2011
- Your Infrastructure Will Kill You Eleanor Saitta, 27C3 2010
- International Cyber Jurisdiction: “Kill Switching” Cyberspace, Cyber Criminal Prosecution by Tiffany Strauchs Rad, DojoCon 2010
- A Critical Overview of 10 years of Privacy Enhancing Technologies by Seda Guerses, 27C3 2010
- When Smart People are Bad Employees by Bruce Upbin, Forbes January 2011
- Your ISP and the Government: Best Friends Forever by Christopher Soghoian, DEFCON 18 2010
- Ignorance and Peace Narratives in Cyberspace by Angela Crow, 27C3 2010
- The Decline Effect and the Scientific Method by Jonah Lehrer, The New Yorker 2010
- consider also the cost of precision, requiring a better statistical correlation on a larger dataset is not free yet research is done with a limited budget that has to be allocated
- one could thus wonder if a lab director wouldn't tend to optimize resources even though potentially leading to more brittle results
- see also Economy and Wikipedia:Diminishing returns
- Wikipedia:Confirmation bias
- mention of Popper and Kuhn
- The importance of resisting Excessive Government Surveillance by Nicholas Merrill, 27C3 2010
- What is computation? Computation and Fundamental Physics by Dave Bacon, ACM Ubiquity symposium 2010
- What is Computation? Computation and Computational Thinking by Alfred V. Aho, ACM Ubiquity symposium January 2011
- A short political history of acoustics by Oona Leganovic, 27C3 2010
- INDECT - an EU-Surveillance Project by Sylvia Johnigk, 27C3 2010
- Hackers and Computer Science by Sergey Bratus, 27C3 2010
- Automatic Exploit Generation by David Brumley, CMU
- Defense is not dead Andreas Bogk, 27C3 2010
- The Hidden Nemesis by Ralf-Philipp Weinmann, 27C3 2010
- Is the SSLiverse a safe place? by Jesse and Peter Eckersley, 27C3 2010
- The discovery of the neuron by Mo, Neurophilosophy 2007
- How the Internet sees you by Jeroen Massar, 27C3 2010
- Bruno Latour et la nouvelle sociologie des sciences, Sciences Humaines 2010
- George Lakoff, Authors@Google 2008
- Ecologist Magazine: Using Machines Is “Morally Comparable” With Slavery., hauntingthelibrary January 2011
- Climate change: we are like slave owners by Jean-Francois Mouhot, The Ecologist 2010
- Chaos Computer Club : Revendications pour un Net viable (traduction en français) by Marine, vasistas? 2010
- Urban Scaling and Its Deviations: Revealing the Structure of Wealth, Innovation and Crime across Cities, PLoS ONE 2010
- Why New York City is about average, SFI News 2010
- Arduino: The Documentary, 2010
- Doctoral degrees: The disposable academic, The Economist 2010
- Mystical Brain by Isabelle Raynauld, NFB 2006
- Scale relativity and fractal space-time: theory and applications by Laurent Nottale, The Evolution and Development of the Universe 2008
- The Lean LaunchPad – Teaching Entrepreneurship as a Management Science by Steve Blank, Steve Blank Podcast – Clearshore 2010
- L'année politique qui vient, La Rumeur du monde, France Culture January 2011
- made me consider again VotingIsALearningProcess especially as relative information seems to be growing in size and intensity as the elections get closer
- thus requiring a proper framework to lower the cognitive and social pressure
- also showing how political think tank and analyst could think regarding "talking first, yet not too early to get forgotten or becoming bird"
- Interview with Tor Grønsund, Startup Adviser & Methodologist, Foundora 2010
- discovered Tor Grønsund while preparing for LeanStartupEtBusinessModelDecembre10
- "One too many times I have heard the B-scholar saying that he have a great idea and now only needs someone to go develop it for him, and similarly the engineer saying that he have a killer product that will go off selling itself. I hope to fix that." added to MBE17#SpinSelling
- La Science et l’Art, Continent sciences, France Culture January 2011
- shared with Person:Lea
- see also the book Imaginaire scientifique, shared to Samuel Huron
- Beyond the Big Bang, msnbc.com 2005
- An Internet 100 times as fast by Larry Hardesty, MIT News Office 2010
- Artificial letters added to life's alphabet by Robert Adler, New Scientist 2008
- Google already knows its search sucks (and is working to fix it) by Peter Yared, VentureBeat January 2011
- "Google.com page that describes PageRank is #4 in the Google search results for the term PageRank, below two vendors that are selling search engine marketing."
- Les origines du langage La Marche des sciences, France Culture January 2011
- New Models for Investing in Innovation by Steve Blank, Xconomy January 2011
- The Hot Girl Effect and Networking, SirDG 2010
- La pluralité interprétative - La manipulation mentale des points de vue, un des fondements de la tolérance by Alain Berthoz, Collège de France 2010
- IBM's Watson supercomputer destroys all humans in Jeopardy practice round (video!) by Paul Miller, Engadget January 2011
- Data Retention in the EU five years after the Directive, 27C3 2010
- Bloggers quitting what they call a demanding task with few rewards by Lisa Bertagnoli, Crain's Chicago Business January 2011
- What Is Reality?, Horizon, BBC 2011
- Les mémoires magnétiques préparent leur révolution with Dafiné Ravelosona, La Recherche January 2011
- From geek to chic, Nature January 2011
- Jacques-Antoine Granjon nous parle de l’EEMI (Ecole Européenne des Metiers de l’Internet) by Cedric Giorgi, TechCrunch France January 2011
- Is God an Alien Mathematician? by Ben Goertzel and Hugo de Garis, h+ Magazine January 2011
- Alva Noe, Authors@Google 2009
- http://www.alaincardon.net
- Learning science : Actively recalling information from memory beats elaborate study methods, ScienceDaily January 2011
- De WikiLeaks code, VPro January 2011
- Building Watson - A Brief Overview of the DeepQA Project by David Ferrucci, IBM 2010
- Why Most Published Research Findings Are False by John P. A. Ioannidis, PLoS Medicine 2005
- Google, Yahoo! Search Results Favor Their Own Services by Eyder Peralta, NPR January 2011
- Finance, le nouveau paradigme. Comprendre la finance et l'économie avec Mandelbrot, Taleb..., Canal Académie January 2011
- The future is now at MIT Media Lab by Daniel Terdiman, CNET News 2010
- Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule by Paul Graham, 2009
- Journalisme et réseaux sociaux / documentaire "La rue est à eux", Place de la toile, France Culture January 2011
- Good Manners in the Age of WikiLeaks by Slavoj Žižek, London Review of Books January 2011
- The Inside Story of How Facebook Responded to Tunisian Hacks by Alexis Madrigal, The Atlantic January 2011
- We now accept Bitcoins by Karsten Grombach, YouTipIt January 2011
- Review of 'The Pinball Effect' by Paul Trachtman, Smithsonian Magazine 1997
- Mind Brain Machine, Curious, Thirteen 2008
- Abusing HTTP Status Codes to Expose Private Information by Mike Cardwell, Grepular January 2011
- Les déséquilibres internationaux peuvent–ils aboutir au retour de la guerre ?, Du Grain à moudre, France Culture January 2011
- Quora's Webnode2 and LiveNode, Hacker News 2010
- Save the Uranium-233, Explore Space, Save Lives by Kirk Sorensen, Google Tech Talk January 2011
- Géographie de la finance mondiale, Planète terre, France Culture January 2011
- see also the localization and cost of datacenters dedicated to finance orders
- Whither the Experts? Social affordances and the cultivation of experts in community Q&A systems, SIN ’09: Proc. international symposium on Social Intelligence and Networking
- No opting out of Facebook turning your check-ins, likes into ads by Jacqui Cheng, ars technica January 2011
- Mozilla, Google take different approaches to ad tracking opt-out by Ryan Paul, ars technica January 2011
- Google cofounder Larry Page moves into CEO role by Jacqui Cheng, ars technica January 2011
- Are we Deluded in Thinking that the Internet Transforms Power Structures? by Dave Parry, Profound Heterogenity January 2011
- Causes are Always Multiple, by Dave Parry, Profound Heterogenity January 2011
- Evgeny Morozov on Philosophy of Technology, FiveBooks interview by Tom Dannet, The Browser January 2011
- Recovering from information overload by Derek Dean and Caroline Webb, McKinsey Quarterly January 2011
- A Twitter Revolution without revoluationaries? by Evgeny Morozov, re:publica 2010
- AI becoming a real formal science, Josef Schmidhuber, IDSIA
- Immobilier - La bulle qui ne crève jamais by Jean-Pierre Petit, LExpansion.com January 2011
- New Media in Authoritarian Societies, Open Society Fellowship and Open Society Foundations 2008
- Visual information for the quantum age, Quantum Information Science at University of Calgary 2008
- Ce qui fait que la vie vaut la peine d'être vécue : de la pharmacologie with Bernard Stiegler, La Fabrique de l'humain, France Culture January 2011
- Decapitation in Rats: Latency to Unconsciousness and the ‘Wave of Death’, PLoS ONE January 2011
- Les périphéries urbaines en France, Planète terre, France Culture January 2011
- The Minority Viewpoint of AGI by Monica Anderson, Monica’s Mind 2008
- AI Research In The 21st Century by Monica Anderson, Monica’s Mind 2010
- "Programming is the most Reductionist profession there is and has therefore mainly attracted the kinds of minds that favor Reductionist approaches."
- Google confirms social network data plays role in search ranking by Crystal Watts, Digital Journal January 2011
- Google algorithm change launched by Matt_Cutts, Hacker News January 2011
- Bacteria cells used as secure information storage device by Igor I. Solar, Digital Journal 2010
- New Internet technology guru appears by Gibril Koroma, Digital Journal January 2011
- On accelerating the Artificial General Intelligence timeline byRod Furlan, BitCortex 2010
- Conclusion de Approche dynamique de la cognition artificielle edited by A. Guillot and Emmanuel Daucé, Lavoisier 2002
- Emotion, Development, and Self-Organization: Dynamic Systems Approaches to Emotional Development. Reviewed by Allan Abbass, Canadian Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 2004
- Book Review: The Dark Side of Creativity by Kimberly T. Cardina, Current Issues in Creativity Research 2010
- "The Dark Side of Creativity", book comment by Erik Stolterman, Transforming Grounds 2010
- Episode 10: The Dark Side of Creativity by Bob, Exploding Creativity 2009
- La mort n’est pas notre métier with Paul Aries, Terre à terre, France Culture January 2011
- Marre de déjeuner tout seul chez vous ? Venez "coluncher" by Julie Beckrich, Rue89 2010
- Dans l'enfer du high-tech chinois by Jordan Pouille, La Vie 2010
- Neuroscientists try to unlock the origins of creativity by Anne McIlroy, The Globe and Mail January 2011
- How we made an API for BoingBoing in an evening by Nicholas Tollervey, FluidDB Blog January 2011
- Une histoire naturelle du juste, Le Bien commun, France Culture January 2011
- trolley experiment as seen earlier this month depicting Caltech research in Mind Brain Machine, Curious, Thirteen 2008
- Nicolas Baumard's website
- Facing the Future: Evolutionary Possibilities for Human-Machine Creativity by Jon McCormack, Chapter 19 of The Art of Artificial Evolution: A Handbook on Evolutionary Art and Music, Springer 2007
- initially added to Art
- http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jonmc/research/publications.html
- "The role of the creator has shifted from the direct creation of artefacts to the design of processes that create artefacts: an approach dubbed ‘metacreation’ by theorist Mitchell Whitelaw"
- "human-computer synergistics, where the machine enables modes of creative thought and activity currently unattainable." (p418)
- "Open Problem 1 To devise more formalised and objective definitions of ‘art’, ‘artistic creativity’ and ‘novelty’. To understand the processes behind these terms in greater detail than exists today, from a perspective suited to developing computational models that simulate creative behaviour. The definitions should be broad enough to cover a variety of artistic practices and acts, but with sufficient detail to make them practically useful in advancing EMA research. " (p419)
- mention of Wundt curve
- "Open Problem 2 To devise formalised fitness functions that are capable of measuring human aesthetic properties of phenotypes. These functions must be machine representable and practically computable. " (p433)
- mention of D’Arcy Thompson
- "What is needed then is a system capable of introducing novelty within itself." (p439)
- "Open Problem 3 To devise a system where the genotype, the phenotype and the mechanism that produces phenotype from genotype are capable of automated and robust modification, selection and, hence, evolution. " (p439)
- "Organisms can be considered as complex systems that adapt to their ecological, environmental and social niches. In this way, creative systems could be considered ‘mirrors’ of their environment;" (p442)
- "Open Problem 4 To define creative universes that can be implemented in computer simulation. These universes may be highly pragmatic and individual, and even simplistic." (p442)
- "Open Problem 5 To create EMA devices and systems that produce art recognised by humans for its artistic contribution (as opposed to any purely technical fetish or fascination). " (p443)
- mention of the Andy Clark's extended mind
- "Open Problem 6 To devise unique kinds of evolutionary ‘software instruments’ that offer the possibility of deep creative engagement and enable the creative exploration of generative computational phase-spaces. " (p445)
- "Open Problem 7 To create artificial ecosystems where agents create and recognise their own creativity. The goal of this open problem is to help understand creativity and emergence, to investigate the possibilities of ‘art-as-itcould- be’. " (p447)
- "Open Problem 8 To develop art theories of evolutionary and generative art" (p447)
- see also
- Rob Saunders
- John S. Gero
- Google to Boost Staffing for Development of Mobile Apps by Amir Efrati, WSJ.com January 2011
- Statement from Ismail Serageldin, Director of the Library of Alexandria, Egypt, IFLA January 2011
- Façons de faire, façons d’apprendre, façons de dire : voyage à travers les savoirs, Tout un monde, France Culture January 2011
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