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bongard-2021-living.mdFrontmatter (9 fields)
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- Mechanism (Machine Metaphor)(framework)
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- Machine Behavior(framework)
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- Joshua Bongard(thinker)
- Michael Levin(thinker)
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- 21st-century machines are increasingly unpredictable and noisy.(claim)
- DNA, bioelectric fields, and specialized AI hardware blur hardware/software distinctions.(claim)
- Evolved machines increasingly exhibit self-similar, hierarchical structure like living systems.(claim)
- Hybrid bioengineered systems blur distinctions between intelligent machines and conscious life.(claim)
- Machines can now make machines.(claim)
- Modern machines are increasingly interdependent, not independent.(claim)
- Modern machines are increasingly resistant to reductionist analysis and explanation.(claim)
- Organicism(framework)
- The embodied/disembodied distinction between robots and AI is collapsing.(claim)
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