No App for the Dust

Federico Faggin invented the first microprocessor. Half a century of building machines that process information — and then he spent the second half of his life arguing that this was never “the thing” itself. A chip can hold every fact about pain. Weight it, model it, run it a billion times a second. It will […]

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“The Danger Is Not AI — It’s Humans Acting Like Machines.” (says AI :-) )

Today I had an intutive chat with CHATgpt – I was watching an interview with Federico Faggin, an Italian-American physicist, engineer, inventor and entrepreneur. He is best known for designing the first commercial microprocessor, the Intel 4004. I was interested in his understanding of consciousness. So watching the interview below I thought: “Wow, it must […]

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