Memoir of AI Thought Leaders and the Reality Club’s Early History
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The passage lists prominent scientists and their collaborations on AI research but provides no concrete allegations, financial transactions, or misconduct involving powerful political or intelligence Founder of the Reality Club (precursor to Edge.org) in 1981 with Heinz. Early involvement of Danny Hillis (Thinking Machines) and Seth Lloyd (quantum computing). Reference to a 1983 book on Japan’s F
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