Talks from the FQXi 2014 International Conference. All presentations are copyrighted by the authors and may not be copied or distributed without prior written permission.
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Charles H. Bennett was unable to attend the conference but kindly shared his slides.
Charles H. Bennett: The monogamy of entanglement, the ambiguity of the past, and the complexity of the present
INTRO SESSION
Panel: PERSPECTIVES ON INFORMATION
CLOSING SESSION
Ian Durham
Raphael Bousso and Carlo Rovelli: Reverse Debate
USING INFORMATION TO MEASURE AND MANIPULATE
Andrew Briggs
Anton Zeilinger
Gerardo Adesso
Panel: WHAT'S QUANTUM INFORMATION REALLY GOOD FOR?
MEASURING AND MANIPULATING INFORMATION
Raymond Laflamme
Scott Aaronson
Caslav Brukner
Panel: WHAT CAN AND CAN'T BE PREDICTED IN COMPUTATIONAL, QUANTUM, OR RELATIVISTIC SYSTEMS?
INFORMATION AND COSMOLOGY
Sean Carroll
Alan Guth
Yasunori Nomura
Panel: WHAT CAN WE KNOW AND PREDICT, AND HOW, IN A SUPERLARGE UNIVERSE?
Anthony Aguirre
Andreas Albrecht
INFORMATION IN QUANTUM GRAVITATIONAL SYSTEMS
Seth Lloyd
Raphael Bousso
Carlo Rovelli
Lightning Talks
Panel: FIREWALLS, YEA OR NEA?
MIND, BRAIN, AND INFORMATION
Christof Koch and Giulio Tononi
Max Tegmark
Panel: WHAT IS CONCIOUSNESS?
BIOLOGICAL AND COMPLEX SYSTEMS
Paul Davies
Anita Goel
Susanne Still
Panel: IS THERE FREE WILL?
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
Panel: HOW CAN WE MANAGE EXISTENTIAL RISK?
Panel: HOW CAN BIG-PICTURE SCIENCE HELP SOCIETY, AND VICE-VERSA?