Ray Kurzweil


The Innovation Factor: Your Brain on Innovation

Want to know what makes a creative genius tick? Neuroscience gives us some clues.  Read story

Talking Machine

A forward-looking conversation with technology entrepreneur Ray Kurzweil.  Read story

"The Singularity" is Here

Ray Kurzweil is an inventor and futurist. He's founded nine companies, which work on everything from speech recognition to artificial intelligence. In Read story

Ready and Willing, But Are You Enabled?

In America we are taught that we make, shape, and create our own destinies. It's a religion with particular standing among entrepreneurs, who have fled ...  Read story

Mail

Technology for Everyone I am blind, and I just finished reading the February issue of Inc. , not with the hand-held scanner that Ray Kurz...  Read story

Guest Speaker: How to Predict the Future

A good sense of timing is key to success. Fortunately, it's easier to see the future--and to plan for it--than you may think.  Read story

In Memoriam

They sold us surfboards and sports cars, Linux, chicken, Miracle-Gro, and vacations among the Eskimo. A fond look back at the remarkable entrepreneurs who di...  Read story

Twenty-Six Entrepreneurs We Love, Leading Your Company Article - Inc. Article

Inc. magazine goes behind the scenes with 26 entrepreneurs who best exemplify the extraordinary drive, creativity, and passion of Ameri...  Read story

Editor's Letter

My friend Andy launched a successful business in college, wrote a number of bestsellers in his twenties and thirties, and entered the worlds of philanthro...  Read story

Book Value

Several new books purport to offer readers a more fulfilling life. The common theme? If you're not happy, it's your own damn fault.  Read story

Nolan Bushnell is Back in the Game

Nolan Bushnell founded Atari, employed Steve Jobs, built a bunch of robots, and pretty much invented the whole cocky-young-entrepreneurial-genius pose. He's ...  Read story

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