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Week 10 T17
An exoskeleton has the distinct difference from a regular one by....
Moore's Law says that...
Week 10 T17
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Moore's Law
says that...
All online discussions will end with references to Hitler.
Computational power will double every 18 months.
Technology will reach singularity by 2050.
Everything that can go wrong will go wrong.
2
An
exoskeleton
has the distinct difference from a regular one by....
...being located outside of the body.
...being 3d-printed.
...being made from plastic.
...being made from adamantium.
3
The film "
Limitless
" is about...
...a man who controls a giant robot with his mind.
...a man who takes a drug to improve his cognitive ability.
...a man who takes a drug to forget about his past.
a stupid man who is hit on the head and wakes up a genius.
4
An
exocortex
would...
...make you stronger.
...make you smarter.
...make you more good looking.
...make you run better.
5
What is
ASI
?
Association for the Super Intelligent
Artificial Super Intelligence
Advanced Super Intelligence
American Society for Inbreeding
6
Human
augmentation
is...
The adding of metal body parts.
The adding to human capability by administring drugs.
The basic assumption that humans will one day go extinct.
The construction of an artificial brain.
7
Where does the term
Deus Ex
come from?
Deus Ex Human Revolution
Deus Ex Machina
Deus Ex Kex
Deus Tex Mex
8
Transhumanism
. How do you pronounce it?
Trans-HU-man-ISM
TRANS-hu-man-ISM
Trans-HU-man-ism
Trans-hu-man-ISM
9
What is "
the
singularity
"?
When humans become fully sentient.
The starting point for unfettered technological growth.
When computers become fully sentient.
When androids take over.
10
NIBC
stands for...
Nothing In the Back Catalogue
Nanomaterials In Bovine Creatures
National intelligence bureau for Christians
Nano-, bio-, information technology and cognitive science.