From: doug.bailey@ey.com
Date: Thu May 01 2003 - 08:43:25 MDT
Anyone else other than Ben on this subject even if Ben's response was
actually one of hopeful progress on a prospective achievement (I appreciate
that progress toward future achievements is an achievement also)? Were
their no identifiable achievements in 2002? Lets put the query a different
way. If a Singularity skeptic were to challenge you to identify measurable
progress that occurred in 2002 towards a Singularity event what would your
response be? Do we have only increases in hardware technology to offer in
response?
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