Artificial life: An overviewLangton
1995
1995
- Published
- 1995
- In the library
- Described, not held
- Rights
- In copyright. The library holds a record, not the text.
- Find it
- Open Library
- Why it is here
- Fetched because the held papers kept citing it
What the held texts say about it
The held works cite Langton (1995) for the motto of the artificial life community, "life as it can be" (also written "Life as it Could Be"). Levin uses it as a model for his own aim of studying "mind-as-it-can-be" in TAME. He also uses it to frame questions about where a self's boundary lies and how to communicate with unfamiliar life forms. He treats it as a research programme, not an argued claim.
a sister concept to Langton’s motto for the artificial life community—“life as it can be”
Levin M, 2022 · Technological Approach to Mind Everywhere: An Experimentally-Grounded… · open at passage 23
it is an important potential problem to be encountered in research in Life as it Could Be (Langton, 1995)
Levin M, 2019 · The Computational Boundary of a "Self": Developmental Bioelectricity… · open at passage 85
Cited by 2 held works
| 2019 | The Computational Boundary of a "Self": Developmental Bioelectricity Drives Multicellularity and Scale-Free… · Levin M | 14,233 words |
| 2022 | Biology, Buddhism, and AI: Care as the Driver of Intelligence · Doctor T, Witkowski O, Solomonova E, Duane B, Levin M | 13,146 words |