Date
18th October, 2004
Presenting
Sean Collins
Abstract
Plant and animal husbandry
is a human activity that has refined many
of the domestic (and food) plants and animals
familiar to us now. Husbandry enjoys only
limited success when done in isolation (in-breeding),
and depends to a large degree on 'out-breeding'
one breeder's (practioner of husbandry)
genetic stock with that of another.
The presentation topic
is that of robot husbandry: how people could
contribute to the artificial evolution of
robots, and why they might want to.
Certificate 12, parental
guidance recommended, contains some oblique
references to sex.
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