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Scientists look at how single-celled organisms might help build better AI

TECHNOLOGY

NETWORKS IN natural ecosystems can be used to improve information processing systems in artificial intelligence (AI), according to new research at Japan's Kyoto University.

We're surrounded by such networks, from the food web to

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