The Accelerating Future People Database
is an attempt to index information relating to the community of people developing and directing advances in technologies. Created in September of 2007, the database currently offers over 100 pages, combining at-a-glace biographical details with video, audio, and links.
Learn more about people involved in specific areas of research including life extension, nanotechnology, cryonics, artificial intelligence, aerospace and existential risk analysis.
Search by organizational affiliation, such as Alcor, Foresight Nanotech Institute, the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence or the Lifeboat Foundation.
Read transcripts of recent conferences The Singularity Summit and Foresight Vision Weekend on the blog. And if you would like to discuss this subject matter with the online community, visit the Accelerating Future Forums.
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 | Peter ThielFounder, Clarium Capital |
 | Aubrey de GreyChief Science Officer, Methuselah Foundation |
 | Anne CorwinAuthor, Existence is Wonderful |
 | Ray KurzweilChairman and CEO, Kurzweil Technologies, Inc. |
 | Eliezer YudkowskyCo-Founder and Research Fellow, SIAI |
 | Michael AnissimovFundraising Director North America, Lifeboat Foundation |
 | Ben GoertzelCEO, Novamente & Director of Research, SIAI |
 | Peter VossFounder and CEO, Adaptive Artificial Intelligence Inc. |
 | Rodney BrooksChief Technical Officer, iRobot Corp |
 | Tanya JonesChief Operating Officer, Alcor |
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 | Gregory StockCEO, Signum Biosciences |
 | Michael WestCEO of BioTime, Inc. |
 | Hugo de GarisProfessor, Wuhan University |
 | Joscha BachAuthor, Principles of Synthetic Intelligence |
 | Pei WangLecturer, Department of Computer and Information Science, Temple University |
 | Natasha Vita MorePresident, Extropy Institute |
| Michael AnissimovFundraising Director North America, Lifeboat Foundation |
 | Stan FranklinInterdisciplinary Research Professor, University of Memphis |
 | Mark WalkerResearch Associate, Trinity College, University of Toronto |
 | Ronald ArkinRegents' Professor, College of Computing, Georgia Tech |
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