Quorum Sensing
Part 4: The dangling conversation In the previous article, we saw bacterial populations defend themselves collectively. Cyanobacteria formed protective flocs, while dying E.
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Part 1: From Little Things Big Things Grow
This is a part one of a four part series of emergent microbial communication.
19-Jul-2026
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Algorithms on Display
(See the original demos announcement at the link). We have added more algorithms to the website to try out and tweak.
View seriesArtificial vs Natural Intelligence
Over this 7-part series, we’ve explored how natural systems — ants, bees, birds, and brains — solve problems through emergence, not instruction.
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Part 7: Wrap Up and What's Next
Over this 7-part series, we’ve explored how natural systems — ants, bees, birds, and brains — solve problems through emergence, not instruction.
30-Aug-2025
Read morePart 6: Words Matter, Swarms Revisited
In particular areas of human endeavour, precision in language matters, such as contract law.
30-Aug-2025
Read morePart 5: Collective Memory
This is the fifth of seven articles in the series comparing Nature with AI and how they approach agents.
17-Aug-2025
Read morePerch helps identify bird species
Google DeepMind’s Perch model helps conservationists analyze audio faster to protect endangered species, from Hawaiian honeycreepers to coral reefs.
07-Aug-2025
Read morePart 4: Purpose vs Emergence
In previous articles we defined terms like agent and swarms, and looked at a major difference between natural and artificial adaptation, time.
20-Jul-2025
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Part 1: What Do We Mean By 'Agent'?
In 2025 the term “agent” has been dusted off and it is seeing another time in the sun.
09-Jul-2025
Read moreNature and Cybersecurity
This is part 3 of the Tide Foundation’s five part series on their distributed approach to securing computers.
22-Jan-2025
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