Here's a contemporaneous article about the guy who invented cybernetics, Norbert Wiener, who said thinking machines were putting us on the eve of destruction.
And we're theorizing it into existence, paying attention to the complexities of cybernetic systems. We're working to build something new and something useful.
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In 1939, Walter moved to the Burden Neurology Institute in Bristol, where he conducted his most famous work as a pioneer of cybernetics, building electronic robots.
Participants in the Macy Conferences were concerned with how the mind worked, with ideas about intelligence and learning, and about the role of technology in our future.
And Norbert Wiener, father of cybernetics, sought to combine the human and the machine into a system—initially, but not only, an anti-aircraft system—that was defined by the way in which it controlled itself.
Because isn't the cybernetic system that's ultimately accomplishing some kind of purpose that at the bottom, you know, the turtles all the way down, at the bottom turtle is a human.
Okay, now back to the video - Well, without cybernetic implants in your noggin, a perfect memory might be out of reach, but there are conditions that greatly increase a person's memory.