Rod Furlan
Rod Furlan
is a Quant, Software Engineer, Singularity University Alumnus and
Teaching Fellow.
He is also
helping organize
The Fourth Conference on Artificial General Intelligence.
Rod wants to build wondrous things that inspire and drive change. He
loves
complicated problems and challenge is what makes him tick.
Every day he is humbled by the elegant complexity of the universe we
live
in. The pursuit of truth and knowledge defines who he is.
Rod is a serial autodidact. When he was 9 years old,
he taught himself
Z80
assembly on a Sinclair ZX-81. To Rod, life is an all-you-can-eat
buffet
of knowledge.
He authored
On accelerating the Artificial General Intelligence timeline,
Igniting a Brain-Computer Interface Revolution — BCI X
PRIZE,
Advancing Substrate Independent Minds 2010,
Conversations on Artificial General Intelligence — Part
I,
Brain-computer interfaces: Input/Output vs Read/Write,
Forget the Turing test, passing the Tim Ferriss Test is what you
should
aim for,
Awesome Projects You Should Know About, and
In Defense of Efficient Computing.
Rod is in love with the future and he believes that for humanity,
the
best
is yet to come.
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