%0 Journal Article
%T Synthetic biology and (embodied) artificial intelligence: opportunities and challenges
%A Luisa Damiano
%A Pasquale Stano
%A Yutetsu Kuruma
%J Adaptive Behavior
%@ 1741-2633
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/1059712318756167
%X On the 4th of September 2017, the 14th European Conference on Artificial Life (ECAL 2017, Lyon, France) hosted a satellite workshop dedicated to a frontier research question: ¡®What can Synthetic Biology offer to (Embodied) Artificial Intelligence (and vice versa)?¡¯ This workshop, as the previous three of the ¡®Synthetic Biology (SB)¨CArtificial Intelligence (AI)¡¯ workshop series, brought together specialists from different disciplines to address the contemporary debate on the evolution of embodied artificial intelligence from a new angle. In a few words: defining the possible roles that SB ¨C an emerging research line combining biology and engineering ¨C can play in the process of establishment of the so-called ¡®Embodied paradigm¡¯ in the scientific exploration of cognition and, in particular, in artificial intelligence
%K Artificial intelligence
%K autonomy
%K constructivism
%K (radical) embodiment
%K minimal cell
%K minimal cognition
%K self-organization
%K synthetic method
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1059712318756167