Rise of the Robots
A magazine article by Hans Moravec, Hans Moravec, dated December 1999. Scientific American, December 1999, pp. 124-135, as printed on the author-hosted page.
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- Rise of the Robots Hans Moravec (author-hosted HTML transcription); published in Scientific American, December 1999, pp. 124-135 · published 1999-12 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-31 (SHA-256 ec04af75ba1f78b81963e916b7d0910e3e7a17d8b0b78434102254928012d907). Author-hosted HTML headed "Scientific American December 1999 pp.124-135". The magazine pages were not inspected. Earliest capture located: 2001-03-30 (not compared). The author's June 1999 draft "Robots Among Us" was also retrieved but not used.
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- Machines succeed humans as the leading intelligenceMoravec's Scientific American article of 1999 states that the path it outlines suggests robot intelligence will surpass human intelligence well before 2050, in which case most of what science knows in 2050 will have been discovered by "our artificial progeny".1999-12 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Machines succeed humans as the leading intelligence: propositions page →
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