This project provides a modular framework for simulating and visualizing different types of cellular automata, with a focus on exploring emergent behaviors, chaotic systems, and complex ...

Considered to be among the very first computational generative visual processes, cellular automata has historically represented a pioneering form of endless computer graphics featuring machine logic.

In cellular automata, simple rules create elaborate structures. Now researchers can start with the structures and reverse-engineer the rules. Alexander Mordvintsev showed me two clumps of pixels on ...

Are you interested in emergence, self-organization, or open-endedness? Whether you're a researcher or just curious about the fascinating world of artificial life, CAX is your digital lab! 🔬 Designed ...

This is quite recent. For more than a century, businesses often lost sight of the importance of creating value for others. Many firms pursued the idea of scientific management, i.e. imposing a system ...

Researchers and enthusiasts have been fascinated by the challenge of reverse-engineering complex behaviors that emerge from simple rules in cellular automata for decades. Traditionally, this field ...

Cellular automata (CA) have become essential for exploring complex phenomena like emergence and self-organization across fields such as neuroscience, artificial life, and theoretical physics. Yet, the ...

One of the main challenges in cellular automata (CA) systems, particularly in Conway’s Game of Life (Life), lies in predicting their emergent behavior without explicitly knowing the underlying grid ...

Are we sick of the word collaboration yet? Maybe. Collaboration has long been a subject of discussion, yet it continues to arise as one of the most relevant issues I hear as a leadership and team ...

Imagine, for a moment, being on the receiving end of the sort of communication that typically heralds a change at work. An email, say, announces a reorganization to be carried out over the course of ...

Creating stuff is good for your brain. By Jancee Dunn I once decorated a mirror with shells, but I keep it in a closet. I’m fond of it, even though it looks a little sloppy. Sometimes I’ll debate ...