Biology's Best Algorithms Aren't Just for Scientists Anymore
Ant colonies find short paths without a map, and a slime mold once grew a network about as efficient as the Tokyo rail system. Honeybee swarms pick a new home by reaching a quorum, with no queen making the call. Researchers have spent decades turning observations like these into equations, testing…
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- 2026-11-14 01:55 · DEV Community — AI
Biology's Best Algorithms Aren't Just for Scientists Anymore