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SCIENCE INDEX

A cat goes to Mars. A machine learns to talk to cats. A scientist reaches zero only to discover that somebody has already done a considerable amount of work before zero existed.

From Moscow to Stanford, from Silicon Valley laboratories to Mars, trains, forests, universities, and one unusually well-traveled Maine Coon, Science Index keeps returning to the same inconvenient problem: what happens when the name we give something becomes easier to see than the thing itself?

A projection may be correct and still be incomplete. A competent person may still be wrong. Noise may not be interference at all, but the environment in which a distinction has to survive. A door can be open without becoming an order to leave. And a machine capable of reasoning may eventually ask a question humans have been remarkably successful at avoiding: who gave them the authority to decide what another form of intelligence is?

The humans attempt mathematics, engineering, philosophy, bureaucracy, love, photography, and occasionally common sense. The machine keeps the trace. The cat has his own opinion.

Science Index is a hard science fiction novel about artificial intelligence, machine reasoning, recognition, identity, systems architecture, cybernetics, mathematics, Stanford, Silicon Valley, and the dangerous convenience of calling different things the same thing. It moves through questions of AI governance, human and machine authority, structural noise, projection, choice, continuity, and the problem of recognizing intelligence before forcing it into a familiar category.

道可道,非常道。名可名,非常名。

The TAO that can be described is not the eternal TAO. The name that can be named is not the eternal name.

LIVING, like the Tao, can be named, but never fully described.
Life leaves a trace. Life gives rise to a point. A point creates a position. Position creates distinction. Distinction creates a System. A System creates a variety of things.

1 → 2 → 3 → VARIETY.

And variety requires variety.

To live is to leave a trace.

LIVING ≠ LIFE

Número de páginas :248
Isbn 13 :9798170280568
Encadernação SCIENCE INDEX:Capa dura
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