Biota's Artificial Life Podcast

Scott Davis and Tom Barbalet discuss how artificial life developers can communicate and also Scott's Mars Simulation Project. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Jeffrey Ventrella, Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet return to discuss the EvoGrid. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Jeffrey Ventrella, Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet begin a thought-experiment rich discussion on whether a closed break-through will benefit the artificial life community. This is a new live format for the podcast at 8pm PST on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Gerald de Jong, Justin Lyon and Tom Barbalet talk about creating an artificial life startup and Justin's experiences with Simudyne. This is a new live format for the podcast at 8pm PST on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Robert Rice, Travis Savo and Tom Barbalet talk about the future development of an artificial life SDK for games. This is a new live format for the podcast at 8pm PST on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Travis Savo and Tom Barbalet discuss if ethics should play a part in artificial life development

Travis Savo, Adam Ierymenko, Brian Peltonen, Bruce Damer, Justin Lyon, Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet talk about the EvoGrid. This is a new live format for the podcast at 8pm PST on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Brian Peltonen and Tom Barbalet discuss the formation of GreyThumb (Boston), children as the future of artificial life, Living Playsets and the expanding chapters of GreyThumb

Travis Savo, Jeffrey Ventrella and Tom Barbalet talk about multi-agent multi-generation simulations. This is a new live format for the podcast at 8pm PST on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Bruce Damer introduces the EvoGrid at GreyThumb Boston (with a brief history about his work and Biota.org)