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Trends and Complexity In Evolution and AL Hunter Wroblewski

Trends Random Fluctuation vs. A Trend (

Does Not Always Have a Direction Misconception’s (higher organisms) Simplicity vs. Complexity (rate of production) Examples: Malaria and Mycoplasma These parasites have dispensed of traits

Towards Complexity We also see that organisms evolve to become more complex Typically through co-evolution (evolutionary arms race)

Evolution: A response to survival ons/3/3b/Evolution_of_complexity.svg

Active Vs. Passive Evolution can be passive or active Active- evolutionary self-organization Passive- a response to a greater amount of biodiversity

What do I think this means? We find that this has proven troublesome in Artifical life. We find this in Thomas Rays Tierra. With the absence of the fitness function. Like many other computer models the model at large begins to loop or ceases to evolve. How do we produce true “open-ended evolution” or rather can we make sense of evolution?

Works Citied Artiﬁcial life: organization, adaptation and complexity from the bottom up Review TRENDS in Cognitive Sciences Vol.7 No.11 November Mark A. Bedau. Ray, T. S. 1991, "Evolution and optimization of digital organisms", in Billingsley K.R. et al. (eds), Scientific Excellence in Supercomputing: The IBM 1990 Contest Prize Papers, Athens, GA, 30602: The Baldwin Press, The University of Georgia. Publication date: December 1991, pp. 489– Tim Vicks