The Algorithmic Genome: Synthetic Evolution, Artificial Life and the Advent of Autonomous Intelligence explores synthetic evolution, examining how algorithms and AI systems can evolve, replicate, and improve themselves, mirroring biological processes. It discusses the mechanisms of this synthetic evolution, including genetic algorithms and reinforcement learning, and explores the creation of self-replicating machines and digital ecosystems.
The book also addresses ethical considerations and potential risks, such as runaway intelligence and unintended consequences, and considers the opportunities in fields like science, technology, and design. Finally, it examines the implications for the future of work and human-machine interaction.
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