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Cybernetics
Book • 2023
Published in 1948, 'Cybernetics' by Norbert Wiener is a seminal work that applied theories of information and communication to both biological systems and machines.
It was the first conventionally published book to discuss electronic digital computing and introduced terms such as 'input', 'feedback', and 'output'.
Wiener's work foreshadowed the development of intelligent and replicating machines, complex organizational organisms, and the physiology and failure of the human nervous system.
The book represents an interdisciplinary approach to information systems, blending history, philosophy, mathematics, information and communication theory, computer science, and biology.
It was the first conventionally published book to discuss electronic digital computing and introduced terms such as 'input', 'feedback', and 'output'.
Wiener's work foreshadowed the development of intelligent and replicating machines, complex organizational organisms, and the physiology and failure of the human nervous system.
The book represents an interdisciplinary approach to information systems, blending history, philosophy, mathematics, information and communication theory, computer science, and biology.
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
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as a book on cybernetics, written in the 1940s.


Cal Newport

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when discussing the origins of cybernetics.

Sean Manion

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Mentioned in relation to Shannon's notion of information and the concept of negentropy.
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Mentioned for his book "Cybernetics" and his comparison of machine and animal brains.

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while discussing the impact of changing one's physical appearance on self-confidence and overall life.


Rachel Hollis

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as a reference to early work in cybernetics.


Michael Levin

Beyond Complexity & Emergence: Taming Multiscale Competency in Agential Materials
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in relation to Norbert Wiener's work and the Macy's Cybernetics Conferences.


Genevieve Bell

Genevieve Bell: The 4th Industrial Revolution: Responsible & Secure AI
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as the author of the book that influenced Chen Shui-bian's thinking on information and control.

Josh Chin

Controlling the future: Inside China’s surveillance state
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as a book that Louis and Bibi Barron were enamored with, influencing their approach to creating music.

Eric Molinsky

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obtained an original copy of.

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Anders Sandberg

Visiting Sweden’s Superfuturist w/ Dr Anders Sandberg
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as one of his heroes who wrote popular books in the 1950s, explaining computation with a social aspect.

Peter Byrne

AI and the Deep State – Peter Byrne (DCC89)
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in reference to the term's origin and impact on various fields.

Thomas777

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