ACM Ubiquity, of which I have the honor of serving as an Associate Editor for a number of years, has a symposium (a collection of essays around a theme) on the Technological Singularity. I have been the editor responsible for this one, and the essays are as follows (I’ll make these live links as they are published):

1. Opening Statement by Espen Andersen
2. The Singularity and the State of the Art in Artificial Intelligence by Ernest Davis, NYU
3. Human Enhancement—The Way Ahead by Kevin Warwick, University of Reading
4. Exponential Technology and The Singularity by Peter Cochrane
5. Computers versus Humanity: Do we compete? by Liah Greenfeld and Mark Simes, Boston University
6. What About an Unintelligent Singularity? by Peter J. Denning, Naval Postgraduate School, editor ACM Ubiqity
7. Closing Statement: Reflections on A Singularity Symposium by Espen Andersen

You can read about the background for the symposium in my opening statement – but, in short, I could not get a clear and concise explanation of whether the singularity will happen (and when), so I set about getting a number of smart people to give their perspective. Enjoy!