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| − | Icarus is a character in Greek | + | Track 3 on [http://fredd-e.narfum.org/wiki/The_Campfire_Headphase The Campfire Headphase]. Duration: 6:04. |
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| + | The acronym for the title is S.A.I., otherwise known as Strong Artificial Intelligence, or Strong AI. [http://fredd-e.narfum.org/wiki/Marcus Marcus Sandison] of Boards of Canada is known to have studied Artificial Intelligence in university. | ||
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| + | == Cultural References == | ||
| + | * Icarus is a character in Greek Mythology who loses his wings when he flies too close to the sun. Icarus and his father were imprisoned on an island and determined to escape by constructing themselves wings and flying from captivity. During their escape, Icarus deviated from the careful lead of his father, flying too high, where the sun melted the wax holding his wing’s feathers together. As a result, Icarus fell from the sky and drowned in the ocean below. Icarus is also quite literally a celestial body orbiting the sun, and could even be considered a satellite, depending on the definition. | ||
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| + | == External Links == | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icarus Icarus from Greek Mythology] on Wikipedia | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_artificial_intelligence Strong AI] on Wikipedia | ||
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Track 3 on The Campfire Headphase. Duration: 6:04.
Comments
The acronym for the title is S.A.I., otherwise known as Strong Artificial Intelligence, or Strong AI. Marcus Sandison of Boards of Canada is known to have studied Artificial Intelligence in university.
Cultural References
- Icarus is a character in Greek Mythology who loses his wings when he flies too close to the sun. Icarus and his father were imprisoned on an island and determined to escape by constructing themselves wings and flying from captivity. During their escape, Icarus deviated from the careful lead of his father, flying too high, where the sun melted the wax holding his wing’s feathers together. As a result, Icarus fell from the sky and drowned in the ocean below. Icarus is also quite literally a celestial body orbiting the sun, and could even be considered a satellite, depending on the definition.
External Links
- Icarus from Greek Mythology on Wikipedia
- Strong AI on Wikipedia