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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/complexity-innovation/events/laws-technological-pr
 ogress
SUMMARY:Laws of technological progress
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DESCRIPTION:SPEAKER: J. Doyne Farmer\n\nWith the advance of global warming\
 , the predictability of future\ntechnological change becomes a pressing an
 d relevant issue. Doyne\nFarmer of the Santa Fe Institute compares several
  different hypotheses\nfor technological improvement using different examp
 les of\ntechnologies\, ranging from computers to energy. He shows that it 
 is\nindeed possible to make useful forecasts of technological progress. He
 \nalso reviews ideas for why such laws exist\, and discusses how one can\n
 use this to address problems like global warming.
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