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The AI Singularity: Prospects for Digital Immortality

A lecture or talk by Rich Sutton, Author's site, dated 3 December 2013. The author's Talks page lists the talk as given in "Kim Solez's LABMP course Dec 3, 2013"; each slide carries the footer "Tuesday, December 3, 13". The record rests on the slides, not on the spoken talk.

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