Organization
- Prologue: The Power of Ideas
- Chapter 1: The Six Epochs
- Chapter 2: A Theory of Technology Evolution
- Chapter 3: Achieving the Computational Capacity of the Human Brain
- Chapter 4: Achieving the Software of Human Intelligence
- Chapter 5: GNR (genetics, nanotech, robots)
- Chapter 6: The Impact
- Chapter 7: Ich bin ein Singularitarian
- Chapter 8: The Deeply Intertwined Promise and Peril of GNR
- Chapter 9: Response to critics
- Epilogue
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