Artificial life

Artificial life could be thought of as attempts at re-creating biological Life or other types of life. It uses different tools such as biology, physics, chemistry, computer science, etc.

Creating artificial life seems like a possible way to create AI, since most living systems on Earth seem to exhibit some form of robust intelligent behavior.

Definition of artificial life from Carlos Gershenson in (Gershenson 2021)

Beginning in the mid-1980s, ALife has studied living systems using a synthetic approach: building life to understand it better (Aguilar et al. 2014). By having more precise control of ALife systems than in biological systems, we can study emergence in ALife. With this knowledge, we can go back to biology.Then, emergence might actually become useful to understand life.

Recurring themes of Alife research

Bibliography

  1. . . "Emergence in Artificial Life". Arxiv:2105.03216 [physics]. http://arxiv.org/abs/2105.03216. See notes
  2. . . "The past, present, and future of artificial life". Frontiers in robotics and AI 1. Frontiers. DOI.
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