One Half a Manifesto
An essay by Jaron Lanier, Edge, dated 10 November 2000. Edge dateline "[11.10.00]" (month.day.year; Lanier's reply on the same page is dated November 11, 2000).
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- One Half a Manifesto Edge (edge.org), conversation page dated 11.10.00 · published 2000-11-10 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-31 (SHA-256 d77294df1834f02d30948d184519b213ce4c20e7ed399c33617f61b4291f8750). Current Edge conversation page "ONE HALF A MANIFESTO By Jaron Lanier [11.10.00]", with the Reality Club discussion; not compared with the 2000 capture of the earlier Edge address.
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- Machine succession, scale and acceleration: propositions in located texts, 1979–2026 →1 record on this document
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- Machines succeed humans as the leading intelligenceLanier's essay of 2000 argues that software does not improve with Moore's Law in the way hardware does, and that treating technology as autonomous abdicates human responsibility, against the expectation that computers will become autonomous successors.2000-11-10 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Machines succeed humans as the leading intelligence: propositions page →
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