Mr. Kurzweil spoke with the group on Thursday night, enlightening us with his truly mind-boggling research on the exponential advancement of technology, and the rapid integration of technology with human, such that he expects the next thirty years to witness augmented human intelligence and performance through the use of blood cell sized computers, inserted directly into the brain.
Years ago before 'googling' became a universally accepted verb, my (then) boss would say, "Ask the computer (insert who/what/where/why followed by an artist, collector, or museum name)." My colleagues and I would always laugh haughtily to ourselves -- you don't ask a computer, you use the computer as a tool to locate information.
Start up your computer Insert the disc that you want to install A window will pop up and it will have the program installation.
— Inna, New York, N.Y. 4. I would like to see computer chips inserted in brains that would have the knowledge of multiple science disciplines that could be accessed instantly.
At one point, she ushered me into her living room, flipped on the computer and inserted a DVD of the training sessions she used to conduct at work (where, coincidentally, one of her main responsibilities was to counsel members of the court system about employment law).
Randomization codes were generated through computer and inserted in numerical sequence into sealed envelopes.
Next up are brain implants, tiny computer chips inserted surgically directly into the brain itself.
During fieldwork, each handheld computer was inserted into a wooden and Styrofoam clipboard to shield it from possible damage and to conceal it.
A specially designed computer program, inserted in an Ultra Mobile PC (Samsung Q1, Samsung Electronics GmbH, Schwalbach, Germany), was used to record each job task in real-time, accurate to the second [ 17].
Browse for the image file on your computer or inserted disc.
A paralyzed man recently typed eight words a minute by using a brain-computer interface inserted in his motor cortex.
