January 2000
The Story of the 21st Century
Tired of your too, too solid flesh? Mild-mannered inventor Ray Kurzweil tells you how to scan your mind into a computer and live forever.
By Technology Review
Struggling to find time in a busy schedule for yet another interview, Ray Kurzweil jokes that the media frenzy surrounding him these days only happens "every thousand years." That's because the inventor and entrepreneur who brought us such products as the Kurzweil electronic keyboard, a text-to-speech reading machine for the blind and voice-recognition software is also one of the most audacious-and, some say, accurate-futurists around. Kurzweil's fearlessly detailed predictions make his latest book, The Age of Spiritual Machines, a must-read for the turn of the millennium.
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