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For regulatory purposes, “artificial” is, hopefully, the easy bit. It can simply mean “not occurring in nature or not occurring in the same form in nature”. Here, the alternative given after the “or” allows for the possible future use of modified biological materials. Defining the terms: artificial and intelligence From a philosophical perspective, “intelligence” is a vast minefield, especially if treated as including one or more of “consciousness”, “thought”, “free will” and “mind”. Although traceable back to at least Aristotle’s time, profound arguments on these Big Four concepts still swirl around us. In 2014, seeking to move matters forward, Dmitry…

For regulatory purposes, “artificial” is, hopefully, the easy bit. It can simply mean “not occurring in nature or not occurring in the same form in nature”. Here, the alternative given after the “or” allows for the possible future use of modified biological materials. Defining the terms: artificial and intelligence From a philosophical perspective, “intelligence” is a vast minefield, especially if treated as including one or more of “consciousness”, “thought”, “free will” and “mind”. Although traceable back to at least Aristotle’s time, profound arguments on these Big Four concepts still swirl around us. In 2014, seeking to move matters forward, Dmitry…

For regulatory purposes, “artificial” is, hopefully, the easy bit. It can simply mean “not occurring in nature or not occurring in the same form in nature”. Here, the alternative given after the “or” allows for the possible future use of modified biological materials. Defining the terms: artificial and intelligence From a philosophical perspective, “intelligence” is a vast minefield, especially if treated as including one or more of “consciousness”, “thought”, “free will” and “mind”. Although traceable back to at least Aristotle’s time, profound arguments on these Big Four concepts still swirl around us. In 2014, seeking to move matters forward, Dmitry…

For regulatory purposes, “artificial” is, hopefully, the easy bit. It can simply mean “not occurring in nature or not occurring in the same form in nature”. Here, the alternative given after the “or” allows for the possible future use of modified biological materials. Defining the terms: artificial and intelligence From a philosophical perspective, “intelligence” is a vast minefield, especially if treated as including one or more of “consciousness”, “thought”, “free will” and “mind”. Although traceable back to at least Aristotle’s time, profound arguments on these Big Four concepts still swirl around us. In 2014, seeking to move matters forward, Dmitry…

For regulatory purposes, “artificial” is, hopefully, the easy bit. It can simply mean “not occurring in nature or not occurring in the same form in nature”. Here, the alternative given after the “or” allows for the possible future use of modified biological materials. Defining the terms: artificial and intelligence From a philosophical perspective, “intelligence” is a vast minefield, especially if treated as including one or more of “consciousness”, “thought”, “free will” and “mind”. Although traceable back to at least Aristotle’s time, profound arguments on these Big Four concepts still swirl around us. In 2014, seeking to move matters forward, Dmitry…

Swedish band Zonaria is working on their new album and their friendly bass guitarist Max Malmer answered all my curious questions. 🙂 Gravenkiss: Greetings from Obscuro! I bet that lots of our readers know Zonaria, so can you just briefly mention the history of your band? Max: Zonaria is a band that has been active since the release of our first album in 2007. We play a kind of blend of the Swedish melodeath sound and the symphonic influences of the Norwegian metal scene. The last album Zonaria released was Arrival of The Red Sun in 2012, we’re currently in the…

Gravenkiss: Greetings from Obscuro! Your music is very energetic and you have created your specific style- wintermetal- it´s obvious that you are fascinated by winter and nature in general. Who´s the author of the lyrics and what are your main musical influences? Esa: Hi, A.Särkioja, our bass player/singer, does all the lyrics for Immortal Souls. Winter themes have been our trademark for a very long time so we got the idea to do concept album full of winter and nature lyrics. Our band Immortal Souls was founded in 1991, so our musical influences are in old heavy metal. G: Why…

Finally, the day has come, the day when my big wish was fulfilled, to see powerful Belial and her fellow musicians from the Czech meadows and groves. ASKEREGN are one of the bands, which i have never seen, because i hadn’t got money or the band played too far from me, and i have to add the fact, that ASKEREGN are not among the bands that tour a lot. Anyway, i was looking forward to the concert like a young child to chocolate, and i finally got what i wanted all along. The whole evening offered another bands, which i’m…

Gravenkiss: Greetings from Obscuro. Could you introduce your band to our readers? George Downloved: Greetings! The band was created in 2006 as a cover band and after a series of line-up changes and material composing the E.P. Dead In The Dollhouse was recorded and followed by 3 full-length recordings- About Darkness… from 2009, Happy Deathday from 2012 and the latest album Grave Party was released in 2014 in Europe by the Finnish label Inverse Records. The band’s musical style has of course changed a little throughout the years, but the main genre can be described as Goth Metal with Industrial…

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