Lincoln Cannon marks living as many days as his father did before his death from cancer by publishing an illustrated second edition of The Consolation.
Lincoln Cannon weighs in on the LaMDA controversy—examining whether Google's conversational AI could be sentient from a transhumanist perspective.
Could a future superintelligence punish those who failed to create it? Lincoln Cannon interviews an AI on Roko’s Basilisk and its theological provocations.
Lincoln Cannon creates an NFT memorial to honor 24 Mormon Transhumanist leaders who served with him over his 15 years on the MTA board.
Lincoln Cannon interviews GPT-3 about Mormon Transhumanism, probing OpenAI's 175-billion-parameter language model for insight on faith and technology.
Lincoln Cannon examines what robots can and cannot do—questioning whether hard limits exist on machine intelligence or if it will eventually surpass humans.
Lincoln Cannon reports on Bryan Johnson's neurotech startup Kernel, which announces Neuroscience-as-a-Service (NaaS) after four years of quiet development.
Lincoln Cannon presents Version 3.4 of the New God Argument — refining the probabilistic case that posthuman beings are the Gods of religious tradition.
Challenging the myth of technological unemployment — automation historically creates new, safer, and more interesting jobs rather than eliminating work.
Explore the divine nature of creation through programming and emergence, where thought becomes substance and the creative process itself mirrors eternity—bridging Mormon theology and transhumanism.