What is ARTIFICIAL LIFE?

A computerized practice run of a real life even. Refer to cellular automata.

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Related Legal Terms
ARTIFICIAL PERSON, ARTIFICIAL DAY, ARTIFICIAL, ESTATE FOR LIFE, ARTIFICIAL PERSONS, ARTIFICIAL PRESUMPTIONS, ARTIFICIAL SUCCESSION, ARTIFICIAL WATERCOURSE, ARTIFICIAL COLLECTION, ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NET (ANN)


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