Artificial Life Models in Software

Artificial Life Models in software are simulations that mimic living systems and processes, such as growth, adaptation, and evolution, using algorithms and computer code. These models create virtual environments where digital "organisms" can interact, reproduce, and evolve, helping researchers study complex biological behaviors without physical experiments. They are used in fields like biology, robotics, and art to understand life-like dynamics, test hypotheses, or develop adaptive systems. Essentially, they serve as computer-driven playgrounds that explore the principles of life and intelligence in a controlled, customizable digital space.