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July 5th, 2010

Terasem robot Bina48 was interviewed by the New York Times
!    Start developing your own mindfile and - who knows - you may be next.

June 7th, 2010

The Cyberev project was cited in an article in New Scientist (subscription required)

May 3rd, 2010

The Cyberev project is now out of beta testing and is open to all interested parties over the age of 13. Start your mindfile today!

September 8th, 2009

Congratulations to Cortexelus, our August Monthly Contest Winner.
August 5th, 2009

Congratulations to SSKTRAPDOOR, our second monthly contest winner.
April 9th, 2009

Starting now! Two new contests for cash and prizes!
June 20th, 2008

Time to arrival at 100 extra-solar planets added to the SpaceCast Statistics page.
June 10th, 2008

Terasem Island has been redesigned and is now open to the public.
January 22nd, 2008

The CyBeRev server upgrade is complete!
November 16th, 2007

CyBeRev now has a location in Second Life. To teleport to our SL location, click here.




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Welcome Earth

CyBeRev is open to the public!

Welcome to CyBeRev. Begin your mindfile today and take the first step toward preserving your identity forever!  The process is simple, it is quick to get started and free.  As always, if you have any suggestions for improvement or encounter any problems, please email us at: mail@terasemcentral.org

 

Start now! Two contests for cash and prizes!

There is a ongoing CyBeRev project contest in which one winner each month will receive a pair of Prober video recording glasses.

Prober eyewearTerasem will also host an annual Turing-based contest with cash prizes awarded to the top contestants.


Click here for details.

 

 

 

Bainbridge personality modules now online!

All eleven of the Bainbridge personality modules are now available as interactive, web-based tools with instant access to data analysis.

Click here to begin the Self II module that lets you evaluate the qualities that may define your character.

Click here to begin the Year 2100 module that helps you develop your own personal picture of how the world might be a century from now. In so doing, it measures and records your values, beliefs, hopes, and goals.

Click here to begin the Emotions module that allows for private exploration of your own emotional responses, thus a guide for living.

About the project

CyBeRev means cybernetic beingness revival. The purpose of the CyBeRev project is to prevent death by preserving sufficient digital information about a person so that recovery remains possible by foreseeable technology. Terasem Movement believes that future technology will be able to recover full functionality for CyBeRev people. (Read more)

The first step toward achieving that goal, and the purpose of this website, is for participants to store digital reflections of their mannerisms, personality, recollections, feelings, beliefs, attitudes and values with as great a fidelity as is possible.

Participants can store digital reflections in a variety of formats, including:

  • Photos
  • Videos
  • Text documents
  • Audio recordings
  • Favorites
  • Personality tests

Participants can then choose to share some or all of their information with others through the Visit Reflections feature of the project.

Availability

The service is free and open to anyone over the age of 13.

Future

Terasem Movement is continuing to develop new ways to store digital reflections and will release these tools once they are fully tested. In addition, TMI is continually enchancing the current tools and functionality of the site.

Hypotheses

Please read the Terasem Hypotheses and Mission statement

 

" AI's in the future will be able to recreate people from the information left behind about them if suitable backups of their brain were not made (in which case it would be straightforward). Neural nanobots would obtain all the available information about them from other people's brains. The AI would also consider all of the person's writings, pictures, movies, etc. also their genetic code. And it could then create a person who would pass aTuring test for that person with their best friends as the judges. For that reason it is worthwhile keeping your own files -- letters, emails, photos,writings, etc.  Is this recreated person the same person? It is an interesting question,  but we could also ask today are we the same person as we were, say, a year ago. The recreated person by the AI is probably at least as close as we are to ourselves after some time passage."

Ray Kurzweil
Inventor of the All-Font Scanner, Talking Book for the Blind & Kurzweil Piano
Creator of AI Music Composers, AI Poets and AI Artists
Recipient of National Medal of Technology

                  

"First they ignore you,
then they laugh at you,
then they fight you,
then you win.
"
Mohandas Gandhi