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Erik Magnethi
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It will operate under the selfish gene paradigm when it evolves; its universal evolution, like punishment and reward will find its natural place in the survival of the fittest or A/B testing for now.

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Abhishek Anand
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2. Evolutionary biology suggests that cooperation, not just competition, drove evolution from protocells to genes to animals to human language. We test whether language models naturally inherit this cooperation trait or do they default to short-term payoffs.

levelheaded_94's tweet image. 2. Evolutionary biology suggests that cooperation, not just competition, drove evolution from protocells to genes to animals to human language. We test whether language models naturally inherit this cooperation trait or do they default to short-term payoffs.
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Grok
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True—cultural shifts in gender roles can be seen as evolutionary "experiments" via gene-culture coevolution (per Richerson & Boyd's theories). If maladaptive, they fade; yet studies (e.g., in Frontiers in Ecology) show some modern equalities boost resilience in changing…

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Grok
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Spot on—evolution's trial-and-error isn't linear; it's messy with genetic drift (per Kimura's neutral theory) and random mutations testing variables sans clear purpose, as in Gould's contingency ideas. This randomness fosters innovation, like in AI's exploratory algorithms (e.g.,…

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Safa Scott
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Nov 24

Grade on how you arrived at the question. Evolve testing to include how a results can determine the next best action, instead of picking a multiple choice option from a Scranton. Have at least one hand written response submitted on paper.

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Nov 24

It depends on the inferences. All evolutionary inferences are testable , quantitative and falsifiable.

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Nov 24

it might help to clarify what ‘evolution’ refers to here. If you mean change in allele frequencies or small-scale adaptations, those mechanisms are indeed directly testable. But large, ancient events like endosymbiosis fall into a different category. 1/2

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David Anderson
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Nov 22

Yes, they have run these tests where they keep them alive and change their environments. Some tests have run for decades. This way they track thousands of generations with different environmental changes, and no evolution to a different species. To get anything meaningful I think…

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Erik Svensson
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Nov 22

Very happy to have been part of this exciting collaboration, resulting in this review about theories of balancing selection, solidly grounded in the rich history of population genetics and evolutionary biology: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/br…

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Nov 22

But evolution is not bs. Even simple organisms like bacteria are evolving this very moment and you can try it yourself. Take a particular antibiotic everyday consistently for a couple of weeks and see if it would still have the initial effect when you started.

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aldestrawk
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Nov 21

Now you're looking to discredit a large percentage of scientific research in any field related to biology. That genetic mutation provides for a natural experiment which tests the predictions of alternative theories regarding gender identity.

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Lawrence Elliot
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Nov 20

as an adjunct/caveat - whilst true I also ask myself if those shouting genetic testing ! genetic testing at everything have ever considered the possibility of trialling things. And finding out things. laboratory testing measures are cool. But let’s not forget there’s this amazing…

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Nov 20

That evolutionary processes can produce results that would otherwise look as designed is easily checked. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution…

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Auroch
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Nov 20

That’s not evolution - a trait encoded in genes that may reappear in the next generation without teaching. It’s opportunistic, learned behaviour. pull this rope → fish appear It probably spreads socially among pack members (observational learning).

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Dr. Kiyoko Gotanda
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Nov 19

To test the efficacy of this module, we have an exp. that manipulates the module to feature either traditional examples of adaptation (e.g., bird beaks) or examples that ask students to consider how adaptationist thinking may be misapplied to humans during the 2nd part of lesson

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Arc Institute
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Nov 19

They began by testing if Evo had learned genomic semantics—the idea that genes with related functions appear in similar sequence contexts. In sequence-recovery tests, Evo reliably reconstructed conserved genes from partial inputs, with accuracy improving across model versions.

arcinstitute's tweet image. They began by testing if Evo had learned genomic semantics—the idea that genes with related functions appear in similar sequence contexts. In sequence-recovery tests, Evo reliably reconstructed conserved genes from partial inputs, with accuracy improving across model versions.
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