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Pan-Evo: The Evolution of Information, and Biology’s Part in This

2024-06-10

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Simple Summary: 200 words Will biology, including humans, benefit or harm from new developments in information such as artificial intelligence (AI). First, are biology and information different? Life is an ordered form that can reproduce, maybe with variation; and any ordered arrangement, biological or not, potentially contains information. There have been ordered forms since earth was just a ball of chemicals, an...

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Literature Corpus work: 09cd06b9-76ec-5892-b185-dc6f9898c960
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202406.0469.v1

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