Ray Kurzweil, a 78-year-old futurist, is creating an artificial intelligence clone of himself that can talk, think, and learn ...

Ray Kurzweil does not want to die, but at the age of 78, he has been thinking more about it, a preoccupation that he describes as a “major motivating force of human beings.” So over the past year, ...

The notion of immortality has captivated human imagination for millennia. From ancient myths of life elixirs to contemporary science fiction with characters overcoming death, the notion of eternal ...

Human-First Digital Twin Makes Its Debut on Center Stage at the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit GENEVA, July 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Kurzweil Technologies and Praxis AI today announced a ...

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This is Part Two of the Plato and Young Icarus series. Part One set out the debate in neoclassical terms between those who would slow down AI and those who would speed it up. This is an age-old ...

Ray Kurzweil June 28, 2024, Ted Talk video screen shot with background added by Ralph Losey. Ray Kurzweil’s recent statement on his book captures the essence of his hopeful message that The ...

(Ed Schipul/Flickr) Ray Kurzweil at Exponential Finance conference. Imagine accessing Wikipedia just by thinking about it. It sounds like science fiction now, but futurist and Google engineer Ray ...

The conversation reaches back to an early age, 12, when the Queens Village, N.Y., native began programming on a computer he built from spare parts acquired along Canal Street in New York City.

Editor's Note: The following is a brief letter from Ray Kurzweil, cofounder and member of the board at Singularity Group, Singularity Hub's parent company, in response to the Future of Life ...

Ray Kurzweil is probably the world's foremost futurist, authoring bestselling books like "The Age of Spiritual Machines," "The Singularity Is Near," and "How to Create a Mind." He's so influential ...