Thomas Malone He is founder and director of Collective Intelligence Design Lab del MIT, a group of experts that explore how people and machines can create a supermind to improve intelligence and communication.

Desde hace tiempo la comunidad de Tau sigue los pasos de los últimos cambios en este proyecto: Avances por parte de Ohad, renovaciones en la marca, o el deslistado de Bittrex. En el ultimo mes se a trabajando

Today we have a premiere on Netflix. Tau is a film where an artificial intelligence seems to take control of a house and have some guys prisoners. Something that the film industry has accustomed us. It

''Tau solves the problems from the Tower of Babel to the Tower of Basel''

It's been almost 2 years since I first heard the name of Tau-chain, thanks to my brother @jordiles2 who encouraged me to invest in their currency. Agoras. But it was not until the beginning of December

Bizarre headline, isn't it? Sorry. It just ... coalesced spontaneously as ... a protein folding [1]. Lets try to decompress it. Compression is comprehension [2]. Decompression is experience. Firstly, I'll

In a private conversation which I cannot repeat in public I was inspired to confront and explain a very important yet not often discussed topic. In my previous posts I have discussed the concepts of

The Code of Hammurabi (left), ~1754 BC, and digital rain (right), the computer code featured in The Matrix series, ~2000 AD. Composite by Laura Taylor. [1] The Zeroth Chapter There is Book of Satoshi [2].

The concept of a smart constitution is something I've been contemplating since 2016. The idea being that you require a self amending layer to the protocol similar to what we have with Tezos but in order

ti mupli lo ka frili fi lo ka fanva fi lo glico lo nu la lojban The previous two posts leading up to this were "The power of ambiguity and of ambiguity minimization in communication" and

Formal communication benefits from ambiguity minimization So what exactly do I mean by formal communication? Well when we think of how human beings communicate with machines it is in a formal language.

Size matters. Some people object that it does not matter, but has meaning. But meaning always matters, so it is the same.  The bigger problems one solves, the bigger the gains. Big problems require

In a recent article of mine [1] I hinted my strong suspicion that scaling is itself scalable.   ''Scaling is a problem. Scaling must be scalable, too. Metascale from here to Eternity.''

“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take

Tauchain y el conflicto de la ley. Imagen ilustrada por @capitanart El único objetivo de este post es poner a trabajar el cerebro dando a conocer ciertas reflexiones y puntos de vista. Empecemos por aclarar

Tauchain Alpha will be a social platform First for some interesting statistics: 1.2 billion is the estimated total population of Africa. That is a lot of people. Many African people and African countries

Masa. Masayoshi Son [1]. The master of SoftBank [2]. The Japanese national of Korean background [3] - really great achievement in this context! The individual with, I suspect, the biggest buying power

Agoras can be bought even if not listed on Coin Market Cap Agoras was removed from Coin Market Cap for perhaps political reasons? All Bitshares exchanges seem to be delisted from Coin Market Cap. Agoras

The many variations of voting systems seen throughout the world have all been reasonably flawed and unable to scale well beyond the size of a small classroom. Yet most of us still get involved anyway,

''Thinking by Machine: A Study of Cybernetics'' by Pierre de Latil [1] Published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1957 (c.1956), Boston. Foreword of Isaac Asimov (then only 36 years old) ! Recommendation