The Council strikes me as the ultimate movement for MOSH — they don’t want human intelligence moving to another substrate!

I hope even post Singularity, it’s always about relationships, don’t you?

What else is there?

Very fascinating. We’re taking MOSHing to a new level here!

Asimov and Colter are working against a chauvinistic Council who want to be keep the robots from evolving beyond AI. In fact, as we speak, Colter is pretty busy figuring out the limits of his identity and his intelligence as he tries to evade The Council. Stephen and I are writing “The Council” as we go along, and it seems we’re dealing with a version of The Sigularity in which the elite Council has stymied its full potential. Asimov’s generation of enhanced humans is the first with synthesized organic and mechanical intelligence: nonotech neural enhancements. Asimov isn’t entirely comfortable with his enhancements, and that’s generating some of the conflict in the story. That’s why he hates the term “AI.” Maybe he will found a movement for MOSH.

It’s intimidating to try to write this stuff because, by definition, we’re limited by our human processing power of imagination.

But, in the end, it’s all about the relationships between the humans, the enhanced humans, and the different factions of robots.

I hope even post Singularity, it’s always about relationships, don’t you?