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“A system of individual agents running the same learned local rule can solve surprisingly complex tasks.”

Eyvind Niklasson, Alexander Mordvintsev, Ettore Randazzo and Michael Levindistill.pub ↗

Every cell runs the same tiny neural network and only sees its neighbours. Train it on a picture of a texture and the grid grows that texture on its own. No cell knows the whole pattern. Biology has built bodies this way for a billion years, and machine learning is only now copying it.