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Citizen Cyborg: Why Democratic Societies Must Respond to the Redesigned Human of the Future
Book Details
- Publisher: Basic Books
- Publish Date: Oct 1st, 2004
- Pages: 320
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.15in - 5.98in - 0.77in - 1.03lb
- EAN: 9780813341989
- Categories: • Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)• Security - General
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Bestselling Author, Keynote Speaker, Vegan Futurist, Blogger & Podcaster on the Singularity, Transhumanism, AI & Ethics
James Hughes on Citizen Cyborg: Interrogate and Engage the World https://t.co/PTw63G8rXC
New book: "Human Extinction: A History of the Science and Ethics of Annihilation." Philosopher and historian, but MS in neuroscience. they/them
@Kobotic @DispatchesUSA @TheStephenWood But there were less libertarian versions that emerged shortly after. James Hughes, for example, was a socialist transhumanist, and for a while was a major player in the community (see his "Citizen Cyborg"). I think David Pearce is pretty anti-libertarian, too. The World 1/
Policy research at @openai. I mostly tweet about AI, animals, and sci-fi. He/him. Views my own.
@IasonGabriel James Hughes’s Citizen Cyborg is one that comes to mind off hand, but surely other stuff too... Cc also @karinavold whose “AI extender” stuff may be relevant
What people are saying
Bestselling Author, Keynote Speaker, Vegan Futurist, Blogger & Podcaster on the Singularity, Transhumanism, AI & Ethics
James Hughes on Citizen Cyborg: Interrogate and Engage the World https://t.co/PTw63G8rXC
New book: "Human Extinction: A History of the Science and Ethics of Annihilation." Philosopher and historian, but MS in neuroscience. they/them
@Kobotic @DispatchesUSA @TheStephenWood But there were less libertarian versions that emerged shortly after. James Hughes, for example, was a socialist transhumanist, and for a while was a major player in the community (see his "Citizen Cyborg"). I think David Pearce is pretty anti-libertarian, too. The World 1/