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superintelligence

An intellect that is much smarter than the best human brain in practically every field, including scientific creativity, general wisdom and social skills. The operational definition of superintelligence includes those who are viewed as intellectually gifted and savants, and in informatics as programs that have extremely intelligent search algorithms.
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'The MicroStrategy 2019 platform won multiple industry awards, we have seen increased demand for our innovative Cloud and HyperIntelligence offerings, and we have improved key operational metrics for our business at the same time.
MicroStrategy announced the general availability of MicroStrategy 2019 Update 2, adding powerful new capabilities and products to the industry's first and only platform for Federated Analytics, Transformational Mobility, and HyperIntelligence. The latest update expands the platform's suite of HyperIntelligence products to enrich web browsing, accelerate access to intuitive intelligence on iOS and Android devices, and add windows of contextual insights to email on Outlook.
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MicroStrategy[R] Incorporated (Nasdaq: MSTR), a worldwide provider of enterprise analytics and mobility software, has announced that MicroStrategy 2019, the industry's first and only enterprise platform for HyperIntelligence, transformational mobility, and federated analytics is now generally available, the company said.
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The comparison to a computer with new found hyperintelligence is unfounded.
Charles T. Rubin, Eclipse of Man, Human extinction and the meaning of progress, (New York: Encounter books, 2014), 224 pp
Coates, former government professor Victor Ferkiss, and educator George Bugliarello, who first described the Internet's potential impacts in his prescient article "Hyperintelligence: The Next Evolutionary Step" in the December 1984 issue of THE FUTURIST.
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It becomes a hyperintelligence and then a cult leader.
Not Just a Gibson Clone: an Interview with Goro Masaki
This force, we are told, is now welding machines and human minds together in an unspeakable mystic union, a state of "hyperintelligence" which will be the Omega Point and apex of the whole cosmic process, and may itself then actually become God.[8] (Teilhard de Chardin's influence is evident here, but strangely distorted and shorn of its spiritual meaning.
Visions, secular and sacred
Mann's dilemma is that of Baudrillardean hyperintelligence generally: what to do with one's vigilance?
The Theory-Death of the Avant-Garde
"Community" will essentially become a duality - territorial and metaterritorial - that will allow a global hyperintelligence and global civilization to emerge.
Telecommunities: the next civilization
HyperIntelligence: The Next Frontier We begin this article with a simple game of word association.
HyperIntelligence: the next frontier
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