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From: LARRY KLAES (ljk4_at_msn.com)
Date: Thu Apr 03 2003 - 11:08:10 PST

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    Digging through data for omens
    Apr. 7, 2003
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    The DoD's controversial Total
    Information Awareness program has
    begun data mining to find clues to
    terrorism by spotting suspicious
    patterns across multiple...
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    Cyc-ing out the terrorists
    Apr. 7, 2003
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    Under a $9.8 million grant from the
    Defense Department's Information
    Awareness Office, Cyc has acquired a
    trove of knowledge about past
    terrorist activities, tactics, and
    weapons. The objective: sniff out
    terrorist...
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    Yeast protein wires supercomputers
    Mar. 31, 2003
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    Investigators are experimenting
    with biological materials that can
    arrange themselves into strings
    spontaneously, using genetically
    engineered yeast amyloids or prions.
    These strands would be stable and
    would serve as the backbone for
    metal to attach onto, creating wires
    for self-assembling...
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    The Aims of Artificial
    Intelligence:
    January-February 2003
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    What does an artificial
    intelligence do with itself after it
    has become self-aware? The goals of
    an AI might be (1) survive the
    present universe's demise and (2)
    preserve the human species in its
    current mental state within a huge
    simulation as a yardstick of what
    biologically evolved self and...
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    The Fight to Control Your Mind
    April 2003
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    Should the government have the
    right to alter the biochemistry of
    your brain? Richard Glen Boire,
    codirector and legal counsel of the
    Center for Cognitive Liberty and
    Ethics, says no, and he's making his
    case before the Supreme Court....
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    Who Loves Ya, Baby?
    April 2003)
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    New social-network-mapping software
    can automatically infer networks of
    social interaction from email
    traffic. These visualizations are
    especially interesting for large
    organizations, where social networks
    can play a key role in the success
    or failure of the operation....
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    Organic Ink Helps Scientists
    'Write' Tiny Fluid Factories
    March 24, 2003
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    Researchers have developed a new
    method of "writing" tiny
    three-dimensional arrays of pipes in
    millimeter-size devices that could
    aid in the development of new
    biosensors or improved
    "labs-on-chips."...
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