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Quine Salon: Artificial Life and how to create it

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Artificial Life is a field of research where the goal is to create, sustain, or emulate life where it doesn't exist, for instance in computers. Since its inception, this field has seen the emergence of beautiful ideas and results. Being not only technically deep, but also visually inspiring and exciting, it has attracted scientists and artists alike. In this talk, Clément will share examples of things he loves about Artificial Life, give his perspective and insights on the field, and talk about where things are going.

Clément Hongler is Associate Professor in mathematics at EPFL. He fell love with cellular automata when he was 13 and this has led him to a 25-year journey involving graphs, probability, field theories, and neural networks.

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​​We host regular events such as talks, workshops, performances and open discussions. Members of the association get access to Futurarium as a coworking space.

Here are some of our past events: Language Models and the Arrow of Time, Is Intelligence Real?, Show Your True Colors: Sing and Paint!

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