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Electronics in The World of Tomorrow

September 19, 2009 by Fosco Lucarelli Leave a Comment

Erkki Kurenniemi is considered a prophet of artificial-intelligence research, headband videos and artificial reality, often being 10-40 years ahead of his time. He has appeared on topical TV shows and written futuristic articles speculating on the future of mankind and on the relationship between man and machines. (from UbuWeb).

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Via: Nero, a bimonthly issued magazine of contemporary arts and cultures, born in Rome in 2004 and distributed in the most important italian towns.

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