From an email I received from Sue Savage-Rumbaugh:
"I am not sure if you know that the ape playing the Pac man game, is Kanzi. This film was 'bootlegged' from NHK, no one is quite sure how."
"There is a great deal more of the NHK film of Kanzi and Panbanisha doing many different kinds of things. This film, if I can get permission to use it on the web, will resolve all the debated issues about the potential of ape. This film is so compelling and there is so much of it (over 300 hours) in so many different natural circumstances, that any thought that these clips represent anything other than their real competencies, become unreasonable."
Canadian futurist, consultant and award winning blogger, George Dvorsky has written and spoken extensively about the impacts of cutting-edge science and technology—particularly as they pertain to the improvement of human performance and experience. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies.
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From an email I received from Sue Savage-Rumbaugh:
"I am not sure if you know that the ape playing the Pac man game, is Kanzi. This film was 'bootlegged' from NHK, no one is quite sure how."
"There is a great deal more of the NHK film of Kanzi and Panbanisha doing many different kinds of things. This film, if I can get permission to use it on the web, will resolve all the debated issues about the potential of ape. This film is so compelling and there is so much of it (over 300 hours) in so many different natural circumstances, that any thought that these clips represent anything other than their real competencies, become unreasonable."
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