by Lance | Apr 9, 2024 | Art, Technology
Sculpture and AI by Yes, AIs can sculpt. They already have. While most of the AI generated art we see today is 2-D, there is nothing about 3-D that provides a barrier to generative AI technology. Many of the digitally generated fantastical creatures one sees in movies...
by Lance | Nov 8, 2023 | Zero's story, DARPA, Life, Technology, Writing
Chetna Meets a Feral AI by “Knock, knock. Please don’t kill me. You can easily validate that I am no threat,” came the single-packet data squirt from MAC address 3c:22:fb:45:78:5d. “You’re dead,” I replied reflexively, but nevertheless validated that, unlike previous...
by Lance | Aug 3, 2022 | Life, Technology
Using NFT technology to create nonfungible history and NF time capsules by George Orwell wrote in 1984, “Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date...
by Lance | Jul 8, 2022 | Technology, Research, Zero's story
Special Relativity Aids the Escape by Special relativity calculations show that if good guys from earth accelerate at 1 g and get a year’s head start, the bad guy aliens can never catch them though they go at the speed of light. Very counter intuitive!...
by Lance | Apr 26, 2022 | Business, Research, Strategy, Technology
What does a CTO do? by The CTO is the Chief Technology Officer. What does a CTO do in a high-tech company? It is the most ill-defined of the CxO jobs. The trick is figuring out what activities can make a difference and which are merely motions. When I briefly took the...
by Lance | Apr 26, 2022 | Business, Research, Technology
Industrial Research Management by Bert Sutherland April 26, 2022 by Lance Reprinted by permission of the author Industrial Research...
by Lance | Apr 26, 2022 | Business, DARPA, Technology
My Years at DARPA : how to create and prevent technology surprise April 26, 2022 by Lance When I ran the electronics technology directorate at DARPA I had the wonderful job of examining a big percentage of all of the advanced electronics research in the country....
by Lance | Apr 25, 2022 | Research, Technology
Publications in refereed journals April 25, 2022 by Lance Glasser, L.A., and H.A. Haus, “Microwave Mode Locking at X-Band using Solid-State Devices,” IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory and Techniques, Vol. MTT-26, No. 2, 62-69, February 1978. Glasser, L.A.,...
by Lance | Apr 25, 2022 | DARPA, Life, Research, Technology
Electronics Evolution: Diversity Revisited April 25, 2022 by Lance Diversity of size and function, a long accepted fact of life in the biological world, will characterize the emerging information revolution–and for the same reason: survival. There are more small...
by Lance | Apr 25, 2022 | Research, Technology
Multi-port Memory Invention April 25, 2022 by Lance In 1990 I filed a patent on a new kind of multiport memory. It exploits the fact that we store words rather than just bits in memories. By storing the words in clever ways one can tolerate collisions among accesses...
by Lance | Apr 25, 2022 | Research, Technology
Prediction of magnetic flux-controlled gate voltage in superconducting field-effect transistors April 25, 2022 by Lance Our fundamental circuit limits work plus many discussions with Prof. Paul Penfield, Jr., helped me uncover the only time I was able to predict new...
by Lance | Apr 25, 2022 | Research, Technology
A linear circuit theory conservation theorem using the numerical range by The theoretical work of which I am most proud was on a linear circuit theory conservation theorem that used the numerical range and produced tight bounds on the performance of circuits composed...
