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What is surprising is that these designs do not exist for the sake of style. Rather, these designs are actually the optimal solutions to multiple competing design requirements. Why do they look organic or biological? Is there some underlying fundamental principle that exists in biological systems that leads to this? Why aren’t the solutions sparse, but rather complex? | What is surprising is that these designs do not exist for the sake of style. Rather, these designs are actually the optimal solutions to multiple competing design requirements. Why do they look organic or biological? Is there some underlying fundamental principle that exists in biological systems that leads to this? Why aren’t the solutions sparse, but rather complex? | ||
Really, to think of it. It looks "biological". The more I think of this the more fascinating it becomes. | Really, to think of it. It looks "biological". The more I think of this the more fascinating it becomes. | ||
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https://medium.com/intuitionmachine/the-alien-look-of-deep-learning-generative-design-5c5f871f7d10
The Alien Style of Deep Learning Generative Design – Intuition Machine – Medium
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What is surprising is that these designs do not exist for the sake of style. Rather, these designs are actually the optimal solutions to multiple competing design requirements. Why do they look organic or biological? Is there some underlying fundamental principle that exists in biological systems that leads to this? Why aren’t the solutions sparse, but rather complex?
Really, to think of it. It looks "biological". The more I think of this the more fascinating it becomes.
Additionally: Evolved antenna - Wikipedia
