zlacker

I can't imagine who deserves a black bar if Minsky doesn't, unless a grey bar would be more appropriate (Minsky was signed up for cryonics with Alcor, so he's not dead dead.)

>>Elieze+(OP)
When he's uploaded, who owns the copyright of this mind? Should it be considered a derivative work from his education?

>>rbanff+G
Uh, Minsky does?

>>Elieze+(OP)
> I can't imagine who deserves a black bar if Minsky doesn't

Have you chance to elaborate why this guy deserved this? Did he build first neural network, lisp machine, ALICE chatbot, break image net. I always considered him as some kind of celebrity from science, while other guys, which names nobody remembers, actually pushed AI movement by doing real things, while working on Google Brain, Watson, cyc, trying to catch spam, terrorists and fraudsters.

>>realit+C2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dartmouth_Conferences

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Minsky

>>realit+C2
Ignorance is not an excuse

>>realit+C2
> first neural network

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_neural_analog_reinf...

>>Elieze+(OP)
It seems as though the cause of death in his case might present something of an obstacle to whatever is supposed to happen after the cryonics step.

>>Elieze+v1
This debate will be an interesting one. I imagine life insurance companies demanding their money back if the once deceased person is alive again. Also, how would inheritance work if heirs can spawn multiple instances of themselves that may not act as a single collective (and inheriting copyright may fit here).

It'll be fun.

>>joshu+N5
Could you elaborate?