TRANSHUMAN AGENDA - The last century of homo sapiens
Track
Keynote speech
Date and time
Sunday, 09. October 2022., 19:30
Room
Hall A
Duration
45'
There are several key technologies that will mark the 21st century, but are we as individuals and communities ready for new challenges, do we have new tools and motivation to move into a world of continuous learning and improvement? We live in the most challenging time in the last 150,000 years and we’re hopping on the spot. Do we have the right to wait for the future to happen? Korado Korlević will give us his answers to these questions, guided by the thesis that Moore's Law applies not only to the number of transistors on a chip, but also to the capabilities of robots, genome management and other technological advances we live with.
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About speaker
Korado Korlević, author
Korado Korlević is one of the leading Croatian astronomers and initiators of the Višnjan Observatory and many educational projects in Croatia in this area. He was one of the leaders of the First International Expedition to the Tunguska Explosion in Siberia in 1990.
Encouraged by the problem of Earth's collisions with asteroids and comets, it encourages activities related to the research of small bodies in the solar system, which results in the first discoveries of asteroids and comets from the Republic of Croatia. He discovered more than 1,400 small planets (asteroids), and participated in the discovery of two comets. Since 1993, he has been working as a leader of educational and scientific activities at the Višnjan Observatory. In addition to pedagogical work, he has published many scientific and popular science papers in the country and abroad.
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