First of all, welcome to the New Year 2014, and the New Millenium! I wish I could meet your Android(s), and also I wish I could speak Japanese! I can think of so many applications-serendipidy and infinity! I'm so glad that this is finally happening. My family has wanted this to happen since I was a young girl! The interactive robots may help us bring our own HUMANITY back!
+Greta Sara Yes I do. And as a resident of Tokyo for seven years and having done work for Miraikan - National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation I don't base that opinion on ignorance. On the other hand I would say that Hiroshi Ishiguro's practice is ignorant to the progress of the field that is taking place anywhere outside his own belly button, and that is why his work is so incredibly irrelevant.
+Michael Thorsby I can't object that, sorry I mistook for some nerd nobody. Is there anything I can read essays/articles on that? (I'm translating some of ishiguro's works, i havent heard the other bells yet)
Really gifted man, but damn his speech was hard to follow in certain points.
First of all, welcome to the New Year 2014, and the New Millenium! I wish I could meet your Android(s), and also I wish I could speak Japanese! I can think of so many applications-serendipidy and infinity! I'm so glad that this is finally happening. My family has wanted this to happen since I was a young girl! The interactive robots may help us bring our own HUMANITY back!
Hey can anyone tell me, where are "Intelligent Robotics Laboratory" this man's company career page?
we all might be a androids . questions is what is assimilated together with energy driven by source here and now
Me here in 2020 be like 👁👄👁
Robots are clearly a part of the future, Ishiguro-sans robots are not.
+Michael Thorsby how so? do you know anything about his work?
+Greta Sara Yes I do. And as a resident of Tokyo for seven years and having done work for Miraikan - National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation I don't base that opinion on ignorance. On the other hand I would say that Hiroshi Ishiguro's practice is ignorant to the progress of the field that is taking place anywhere outside his own belly button, and that is why his work is so incredibly irrelevant.
+Michael Thorsby I can't object that, sorry I mistook for some nerd nobody. Is there anything I can read essays/articles on that? (I'm translating some of ishiguro's works, i havent heard the other bells yet)
i'll probably be dead to see any of this 2045 is a long way to go