[reprint of the first 3 issues of the journal Artificial Life, 1993/1994]
Contents
- Charles E. Taylor, David R. Jefferson. Artificial Life as a Tool for Biological Inquiry. 1995
- Kristian Lindgren, Mats G. Nordahl. Cooperation and Community Structure in Artificial Ecosystems. 1995
- Peter Schuster. Extended Molecular Evolutionary Biology: Artificial Life Bridging the Gap Between Chemistry and Biology. 1995
- Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz. Visual Models of Morphogenesis. 1995
- Luc Steels. The Artificial Life Roots of Artificial Intelligence. 1995
- Michael G. Dyer. Toward Synthesizing Artificial Neural Networks that Exhibit Cooperative Intelligent Behavior: Some Open Issues in Artificial Life. 1995
- Pattie Maes. Modeling Adaptive Autonomous Agents. 1995
- Kunihiko Kaneko. Chaos as a Source of Complexity and Diversity in Evolution. 1995
- Thomas S. Ray. An Evolutionary Approach to Synthetic Biology: Zen and the Art of Creating Life. 1995
- Walter Fontana, Gilmer Wagner, Leo W. Buss. Beyond Digital Naturalism. 1995
- Mitchel Resnick. Learning About Life. 1995
- David G. Stork. Books on Artificial Life and Related Topics. 1995
- Eugene H. Spafford. Computer Viruses as Artificial Life. 1995
- Melanie Mitchell, Stephanie Forrest. Genetic Algorithms and Artificial Life. 1995
- Daniel C. Dennett. Artificial Life as Philosophy. 1994
- In this manifesto in the first issue of the Artificial Life
journal, Dennett explains why the study of Artificial Life is important
as a new philosophical method.
- Stevan Hamad. Levels of Functional Equivalence in Reverse Bioengineering. 1995
- Eric W. Bonabeau, Guy Theraulaz. Why Do We Need Artificial Life?. 1995