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Life and Evolution in Computers – Self-Reproducing Computer Programs
Introduction to Complexity Melanie Mitchell
Location:
Online
Type:
Other
YSI Presenters
Description
This week we will be talking about the properties of something being alive and how to model them using computer programs.
To relate this with Economics we ask you to think about economic examples that showcase:
- Autonomy
- Metabolism
- Self-reproduction
- Survival instinct
- Evolution and adaptation
When you read about genetic algorithms consider the applicability of their method, and possible usage. (for this please assume an utopian context or at least advanced data collection compared with quantum computing)
Also consider the strategy itself and how it has been utilized by different producers or actors across human history.
Looking forward to discuss with you on Sunday,
Oindrilla & Valentin
Hosted by Working Group(s):
Organizers
Attendees
Valentin Schläffer
Oindrilla Seal
Oindrilla Seal
Oindrilla Seal
Oindrilla Seal
Yannick Oswald
Andrew Pashea
Henny van Dongen
Luigi Morino
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