The Philosophy of Artificial Life (Oxford Readings in Philosophy)
A curated collection of philosophical essays examining the conceptual foundations and implications of artificial life and related computational systems.
About This Book
This volume brings together key readings in the philosophy of artificial life.
It examines foundational questions about life, computation, and emergence.
The selected essays address both theoretical and conceptual issues in the field.
Contributors discuss the boundaries between natural and artificial systems.
The book serves as an introduction to central debates in artificial life studies.
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