10.30-11.00
C3 and ParaRadio http://para.c3.hu
11.30-12.00
János Sugár: Reference Generator
The computer itself came into being thanks only to breaking away from
cross references. If it is not compulsory to interdisciplinarily check
data, then we have more time to focus on micro-problems, and the direction
of the development of civilisation is marked by the solution of problem-details.
The results of scientific, technological and cultural specialisation
have become elements of daily life, but due to the lack of cross references,
more and more serious communication crises, e.g., air pollution, wars,
economic depression, have developed. Computer technology makes it possible
to recreate a lacking cross-referential matrix, since the most diverse
types of information are stored in the same way. Due to the high-speed
data process, a large amount of complex data is available, easy to handle
and accessible for all, continuously. Since Eisenstein, we have known
that two images placed side by side by chance (but ultimately any kind
of information) can generate associations and create a third, which
can then connect a fourth step, etc. Cross references are momentary
connections between two points, between two stations of thought, which
fix our linearly unworkable ways in the info-labyrinth.
12.30-13.00
Gábor Gyõrfi: Inner Images
Inner Images:
Neural networks
examinations of models inspired by biology
creation taboo
the inner examination of the living body
Inner Images I.
- search of straight lines
- vision simulation
- dome shape projection screen
Inner Images II.
- face recognition
- emotional model
- ornamental screen
The importance of
biological models:
biological vs. philosophical model
organic evolution vs. planning
Living images:
cellular automats, evolutionary models
