A prominent computer scientist and physicist argues that optical computing will permanently change the nature of computing and intelligence.
Mind at Light Speed: A New Kind of Intelligence
By David D. Nolte
Free Press, 2001
256 pages, $26
A prominent computer scientist and physicist argues that optical computing will permanently change the nature of computing and intelligence. Nolte describes hologram hard drives, computers that can see and an all-optical Internet with decision-making abilities, as well as their implications for business and society.
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