
Gene Roddenberry (inferred)
“wasn't a book but the original Star Trek TV show which my dad watched with me like in its first run”— Ben Goertzel
Stanislaw Lem
“it would have been H Stanis LM the the Polish writer yeah Solaris and then he had a bunch of more obscure writings”— Ben Goertzel
Douglas Hofstadter
“I discovered Douglas Hoffer's book gordal shabbach and that was sort of to the same point of AI and Paradox and logic”— Ben Goertzel
Gerald Feinberg
“Gerald fbom who was a physicist at Princeton and that was the Prometheus project and this book was written in the late 1960s”— Ben Goertzel
Valentin Turchin
“he had a book in the late 60s in Russia which was the phenomenon of science which laid out all these same things as well”— Ben Goertzel
Marcus Hutter
“Marcus Hooter who at that time hadn't yet published his book Universal AI which sort of gives a mathematical foundation for artificial general intelligence”— Ben Goertzel
Friedrich Nietzsche
“if you look in like the third part of the collection that's been titled the will to power in book three there's very deep analysis of thinking processes”— Ben Goertzel
IBM
“it pushes you towards uh IBM Watson situation where you basically have to do heuristic and hardcode stuff and Rule based stuff”— Ben Goertzel