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    Self-reproducing programs resemble computer viruses in th... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Successful computational ALife programs could become vectors for malware.

    Self-reproducing programs resemble computer viruses in their behavior.

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    Artificial Life (ALife) is an outgrowth of AI and refers to the use of information technology to simulate or synthesize life functions. The problem of defining life has been an interest in philosophy since its founding. See the entry on life for a look at the concept of life and its philosophical ramifications. If scientists and technologists were to succeed in discovering the necessary and sufficient conditions for life and then successfully synthesize it in a machine or through synthetic bio

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