Re: The Nanotech Rapture


Steve O'Hara-Smith wrote:

That being said some news does creep out like the technology roadmap
http://e-drexler.com/p/07/00/1204TechnologyRoadmap.html and the project
behind it which does show that there are a lot of people nibbling away at
the problem and making progress too.

It reads more like a wishlist than a roadmap. Not putting dates on
anything
results in a rather tame kind of futurism which nobody can ever
disprove.

And where is AI? My coarse-scale nanosystem roadmap looks like:

Today -> AI -> Nanotechnology.

How can you have a nanotechnology roadmap without mentioning AI?
Surely that is the single most important enabling technology.
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