That's likely how life originally emerged: random search over molecule combinations, producing increasingly complex molecules, amino acids, and proteins, until hitting the first assemblage that could spontaneously copy itself. Not unlike random-search powered program synthesis
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The history of life has been a lengthy upgrade from random search to genetic search. The next upgrade is intelligent design: humans (and their AI assistants) designing what's next
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Can one claim the selection criteria is a form of artificial intelligence if it requires some domain knowledge to set it?
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That's precisely what Grothendieck's saying in 'Récoltes et Semailles'. Agree.
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Not by itself however, something is keeping score
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Evolution stuck in a local minima for a billion years and then- voilà! - RNA. Ribozymes. Boom.
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What about problem with no valid solution? If it ever return null?
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mining = energy + random search (hashing) + selection criteria = orderly blockchainThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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