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claim:updated-program-definition-an-abstract-multiply-realizable-procedure-that-need-not-be-written-by-humans-need-not-be-linear-and-includes-distributed-stochastic-evolved-strategies-such-as-those-of-nervous-systems-and-non-neural-cellular-collectivesUpdated Program Definition: an abstract multiply-realizable procedure that need not be written by humans, need not be linear, and includes distributed stochastic evolved strategies such as those of nervous systems and non-neural cellular collectives.
The paper's proposed expansion of 'program' to encompass biological computation
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extracted_from(2021) · Joshua Bongard · Michael Levin
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