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Artificial Life Artificial life sometimes termed ?Alife? or ?A-life?. Is a generic term for a relative of the artificial intelligence field. Unlike AI, Alife is not interested in creating intelligence, simply the creation of something which at least seems to be alive, even if it displays no obvious sign of intelligence. Whilst Alife is a broad field, the section most often encountered in conjunction with VR, is the creation of so-called ?lower life forms? to infest a virtual environment, and make it feel like it is teeming with life. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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In the 50 years since the inception of Artificial Intelligence, computer scientists have made remarkable achievements that can be seen in computer games, childrens toys, your home PC and nearly every facet of human life. In this popular approach to understanding AI, David Levy captures the essence, excitement and potential of Artificial Intelligence. 
AI: Artificial Intelligence is a film with deep and twisting tendrils exploring the fine line between robotic life and human life. David, the star of the film, is a young robotic boy, an experimental prototype, created as a temporary son for a couple whose biological son has been frozen until his deadly illness can be cured. 
AI: Artificial Intelligence is a film with deep and twisting tendrils exploring the fine line between robotic life and human life. David, the star of the film, is a young robotic boy, an experimental prototype, created as a temporary son for a couple whose biological son has been frozen until his deadly illness can be cured. 
The life which most crave for is a life in which the form they wear is one of their choosing, one in which the visage they present matches the person inside. A life which feels as physically real as the one left behind, in which the person is more active, more vibrant, more alive than they might have been otherwise.
 A sobering quote from Count Zero which does make you think. Even for those of us keen to experience life through the virtual as the great equalizer, unless we hit the point where VR is literally everywhere, with AR and physical life hopelessly intermingled and intertwined, a life solely through VR is always going to be a life at disadvantage, when interacting with others, who get to live in both.
 Humans are able to naturally recycle about 40% of the energy in a springy step. If this can be accomplished in artificial legs, then the motors and batteries will not have to be quite as large and heavy, making life easier for developers and potential future users of the technologies, such as exoskeletons, prosthetic limbs, robots and other artificial substrate locomotion devices.
Virtual Organisms looks at the dramatic advances taken by Alife in the course of their oh so brief evolution, and what they are really capable of. A survey of current ideas about the origins of life and the engines of evolution, this books holds compelling, educated speculation about the future. 
Animals to Animats is a conference. It is held every two years, at various locations around the world, and brings together researchers from ethology, psychology, ecology, artificial intelligence, artificial life, robotics, engineering, and many other related fields, seeking to bind the disciplines together, and take animal cognition from the natural world, recreating it in alife. 
Animals to Animats is a conference. Its held every two years, at various locations around the world. It brings together researchers from ethology, psychology, ecology, artificial intelligence, artificial life, robotics, engineering, and many other related fields, seeking to bind the disciplines together. Each tome contains the proceedings of one such conference. 
Animals to Animats is a conference. Its held every two years, at various locations around the world. It brings together researchers from ethology, psychology, ecology, artificial intelligence, artificial life, robotics, engineering, and many other related fields, seeking to bind the disciplines together. This book is the full proceedings from the 2008 conference.
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July 19 – July 22, 2012 East Lansing, Michigan, USA It is a great pleasure for the BEACON Center for the Study of Evolution in Action at Michigan State University to host the 13th International Artificial Life Conferen...
(26/09/2003)
The fifth competition on "art and artificial life" is now taking submissions for pieces. Artworks embodying the concepts of -amoungst others - digital genetics, recursive chaotic algorithms, knowbots, avatars, evolving behaviours and virt...
(15/08/2009)
Research with tiny artificial muscles may yield a full-page active Braille system that can refresh automatically and come to life right beneath your fingertips. Yosi-Bar Cohen, a senior researcher at NASA's Jet Propulsion La...
(06/09/2009)
13 - 17 July 2004 Los Angeles, CA, USA ~~~~~~~ Also known as: The Eighth International Conference on the SIMULATION OF ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR (SAB'04) ~~~~~~~ Animals to...
(06/09/2009)
25-30 September 2006 CNR, Roma, Italy ~~~~~~~ Also known as: The Ninth International Conference on the SIMULATION OF ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR (SAB'06) ~~~~~~~ Animals to An...
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