Incredible how clans 1 and 5 formed a symbiotic relationship with one another. No wonder they won.

The idea about worlds without a certain kind of predator being especially vulnerable to worlds which adapted with them is a very interesting concept. Also, might I suggest plants in your office?

It would be interesting if there were mechanics for communication (even something as simple as a cell being on and off, while other organisms can read that and it changes things) and the ability to have personal relationships or status.

I like that clans 1 and 5's symbiotic relationship is similar to that between ravens and wolves. 5 (the Raven) searched for prey in other sectors, bringing 1 (the Wolf) and having it take out prey so it can settle in and feed on the remains (organic waste)

I love how sector 1 went from basically vegan monks with no waste pollution to hardened cannibals that kill on sight.

The incredible part about this video is that it's almost designed to be watched twice because knowing the end result makes the second watch through just as entertaining. Great content!

One of the coolest simulated evolution demo's I've seen!

I think it’s good to note that clan 5, which coevolved with clan 1, evolved a highly mobile, almost serpentine growth form, which likely reduced the impact the predators had on it, most other clans produced more typical plants that could be more easily swarmed and consumed.

I picked clan 1, because their lifestyle was visibly extremely different to the others'. Something unique but successful is very difficult to prepare for, so everyone is vulnerable.

See this here is precisely why in extremely careful who I allow near me, even going to the supermarket is a big no no these days. Everything is about energy.

I like the very distinct speciation between the clans that occurred early on, showing how isolation and initial conditions were so important to the simulation. Maybe we need a repeat of this experiment.

Fascinating stuff! Great video, I can't wait to see more. :) I think if each area had a name instead of a number, it might be easier for viewers to keep track of the areas + it adds flavor to the simulation. But most importantly, keep doing what you're doing! Cheers

Рад видеть экспансию на английском ютубе, Техношаман!

Really interesting that the 5th clan, which has first exposure to the predator, was able to 'hitch a ride' with it and use it to colonize other sectors.

Very cool, I love these emerging systems. Can't wait for your next videos.

I love the narration! I think it's interesting that in the final epoch, ones things somewhat reached a stable ecosystem, we can see a few distinct species that are capable of surviving together. Meanwhile, many species which existed early on, before the presence of single-celled predators, are nowhere to be found. Early on we see a lot of creatures that grow rapidly and cover all available space, while in the final epoch, we see many "snake-like" species that grow in a straight line and only occasionally turn or branch. I wonder if a similar phenomenon happened in Earth's evolutionary history. Perhaps during the "Great Oxygenation Event" when the first oxygen-producing organisms evolved and nearly killed all life on Earth.

I picked 5/teal, I thought it looked like a good medium between all of them, looking both expansive, yet stable. Happy to see they won

OP: "I am not liable for the results of the simulation" Also OP: **Literally created the simulation**

This is amazing. Btw, I see the "unicellular predators" less of an immune system, and more of a bacterial system (since there's good bacteria). The bacteria in our gut helps break down molecules so we can use the stored energy. But then, when an unfamiliar bad virus or bacteria comes along that we're not used to, it can wipe an entire people (like the Native Americans and smallpox).

John Conway would be proud. Great video, hope to see more like it!

Long ago, the 8 clans lived in harmony, then everything changed when the Unicellular clan attacked.

I love how it evolved moss, worms and bacteria, even with this super simple world.

This has to be the coolest evolution sim I've seen.

That was so satisfying to watch. Stuff like this is why I'd like to get more involved with coding so I can make stuff like this for enjoyment. The music really added to how mesmerising the visuals were as well.

You need to bring this to a bigger scale. Something crazy like 2^14 x 2^14 (16384 x 16384), and if your computer can't handle that, then try to turn this program into something that runs on your GPU. I would also love to see you give different species names, and write a little program that makes a chart of how they evolve, or just a table of how they evolved and you turn that into a chart. Then we could see what exactly happened as far as evolution is concerned, and as you would go through the events that took place on the massive grid like you did in this video, you would keeping referencing back to that evolution diagram to show how the evolutionary pressures made the different species evolve into others.

this is foo52's idea, it's good that channel w translated it from Russian.

I picked clan 5 because it seemed like it had a dynamic movement pattern that seemed adaptable. At the time of picking I had no idea what clan 1 was doing. It's interesting to me how clan 1 and 5 found a way to co exist to attack the other clans. Clan 1 cleared out the tribe allowing clan 5 to move in.

Опа, вот чего чего, а перевода техно шамана (foo52ru) я не ожидал

Stuff like this is like magic to me, I dont even know where to start with "generating your own universe with agents capable of evolution and growth"

You should try running this simulation several times and record the final surviving specie/s. After 8 rounds you fill each of the recorded surviving specie/s into a cell and have them all compete. Im curious if there's an absolute dominate combination or if new life will be created from the ultimate brawl.

Yes... I imaging the gods of our simulation sitting back and sharing and discussing their simulation experiments with eachother like this (it's better than football). 🤔😅

Thank you for laying out the rules so well and clear. Didn't know I was interested in this kind of stuff until seeing your take on it. Positive vibes to you :)

Breaking news: mass cannibalism got me so badly💀💀

Hey, I love your channel and I've subscribed. Please do another video with this type of simulation. Excited to see what you have in store!

Incredible video ! The moments when different clans made contact are particularly intersting. I've got one question though : What did you use for the brain of the sprouts ?

I’ve recently become fascinated by these programs / simulations! Always amazing to watch!

This is actually a really high quality video! Great work!

Truly fascinating. I hope to one day learn how to create such amazing systems.

When he ended the intro with echological chatastrophe, i was like "yeah i am ready for this" 😂

Evolution is absolutely beautiful. I love how different species can sprout from such simple premises, with so many different specializations.

Right, so this is a translation from foo52ru channel. Great work, but please make it more clear, so the author gets better recognition and appreciation :). Can't wait for more clan wars!

This looks super interesting! There's a lot of variation in the initial isolated areas too. Is this available to run on our own computers?

this is so beautiful, man, beautiful

this is one of the most interesting videos ive seen bravo! its like watching intelligent ants fight each other

Good translation.

Amazing video, can't wait to watch more!!!

Amazing work. Love the simulation.

After discovering this channel, I can safely say that I’m not going to sleep tonight

This is like a fusion of Snake and Spore.

So cool, especially your comments, thanks a lot for a clever entartainment!

This video really reminded me what makes these kinds of neat tech demonstrations so cool

Your voice and delivery is at the exact border between AI Voice and real person and no matter how long I listen to it, it never fully falls one way or the other. Greta content though.

New favorite channel aquired:

Fascinating! Thank you so much!

Imagine if we're just a simulation on some kid's supercomputer, and we're being uploaded to FutureTube.

I gotta sub, hopefully you make more of these competitive complex evolution simulations, hopefully with ai's

"Unicellular predators that kill any alien invader that is not familiar with them" reminds me of fictional deaths to the common cold, and real life history of disease proliferation after cultural interaction during colonization and invasion

i dint expect this to be so good. but this was a nice surprise

Really curious to hear about the genome. Impressive results!

Please link original video in description

That was neat, I'd like to know more about the technical aspects and if the source is available?

This is a very good demonstration of invasive species.

this is so interesting, thank you for uploading this

Big project, I follow u from Spain! we waiting more about!

The tree stuff is cool too, but I really like this. I want more of this please!

I would love to watch more videos of just this simulation running in different ways!

This is true art. And it's beautiful.

Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it a lot :) are the rules based on something? (papers, books, etc) please could you talk more about the details? how are defined the selection and mutation rules? what language are you using to create the simulation?

I mean, who needs Game Of Thrones when you can have Game Of Life

11:26 grid change is awesome at showing who’s taking over!

Really interesting way to show evolution!

Very cool! Looking for more videos like this. Thank you!

Amazing! What programming language/display library do you use, for this? (or similar suggestions)

That was great. I love music and game design, but also i want to say some words of improvement to video. In the video there was some point i cannot catch quickly enough and the numbers of clans started to missmatch who is who. I would love to a little longer video with transitions being more often going to all 8 sectors view and zooming back to clan of interest. Also shifting sectors was confusing sometimes and it would be great to be signalized somehow. Also I found the explanation of world difficult and needed some time of constantly rewatching video to catch so i think it would be great to put more focus on that. The most difficult was species description, it would be great to see some examples at begging how every cell works. Thank you again for great video!

would be cool if you could add some code hooks to in your event loop that checks the zone data and comes up with some words to describe if its growth , new variations ,destroyed or eaten cells etc... then feed that text into a image generator like like stable diffusion with the prompt words and create images with time line tags , so you get like a visual story of generations . There would probably be hippy generations , and dark ages , wars and utopian ... almost like a comic or graphic novel of the life span of the AI world

this is a certified channel w

MindBlowing

Seventh Clan had a strong start but the introduction of the single-celled predators really hit them hard. Though they lost their previous might, they had the strength to endure, and even the dominant First/Fifth Clan couldn't wipe them out. All hail the Seventh Clan, for one day they shall reclaim their rightful throne as Kings!

Yo, pls share your github repo. Also tutorials on how another dev can create something similar?

Oh, original of this vid was made by foo52ru

I liked this video a lot, it has genetic algorithms, cellular automatons, and interaction between different agents, what is there not to like?/ what else can you ask for?

Neat project on invasive species, predation, and symbiotic/parasitic relationships. How did you implement reproduction/ selection in this model? And do organisms have sensors that tell them about nearby spaces, or are they blind? Again, cool stuff!

I was hoping the description would include a link to the software. The end of the video had a call to action, one of which could be interpreted as running the simulation, potentially with that running being reported to a channel database for use.

I want the experiment to continue! It turned out very exciting. I would like to see the second part.

This was a million times more entertaining than any sport.

Hi, very good content thought it be a million view video but looks like you re just gettin started on youtube, i'm subscribing and i hope to see more of your content keep up the good work my good sir

"Artificial Life: The Battle of Clans" seems to be a title or concept related to a game or fictional scenario. While I don't have specific information about a game or scenario with this title in my training data up to September 2021, I can provide some general information and ideas that might be relevant to such a concept: 1. **Game Concept**: "Artificial Life: The Battle of Clans" could be a strategy or simulation game where players create and manage clans or groups of artificial lifeforms. These lifeforms might be robots, genetically engineered creatures, or digital entities. 2. **Clan Creation**: Players could have the ability to design and customize their clans, choosing characteristics like appearance, abilities, and behavior. Each clan might have its unique strengths and weaknesses. 3. **Resource Management**: In such a game, resource management could be crucial. Players might need to gather materials, energy, or technology to evolve their clans and compete effectively. 4. **Battles and Competition**: The central focus of the game could be on battles and competition between clans. These battles might involve strategic planning, tactical decisions, and real-time or turn-based combat. 5. **Evolution and Progression**: Clans could evolve and improve over time through research, upgrades, and experience gained from battles. This progression system would make the game more engaging. 6. **Storyline and Objectives**: A compelling storyline or set of objectives could add depth to the game. Players might have specific goals to achieve, such as conquering territories, uncovering mysteries, or surviving in a hostile world. 7. **Multiplayer Interaction**: Multiplayer options could allow players to form alliances, trade resources, or engage in large-scale clan battles with other players online. 8. **Artificial Intelligence**: Given the focus on artificial life, advanced AI for the clans could be a key feature. The AI-controlled clans might have their motivations, strategies, and personalities. 9. **Ethical and Moral Dilemmas**: The concept of artificial life also raises ethical and moral questions. Players could be faced with choices that have consequences for their clans and the game world, exploring themes like ethics in AI and bioengineering. 10. **Customization and Modding**: Allowing players to customize and mod the game could enhance its longevity and creativity. It's important to note that this is a general framework for a game concept based on the title you provided. Actual gameplay and features would depend on the developer's vision and the platform on which the game is released. If "Artificial Life: The Battle of Clans" is a real game that has been released after my last training data in September 2021, you may want to check official sources and reviews for more specific information about the game.

Hi, can you tell some resources to learn about these kinds of topics or some books to understand these kinds of algorithm . Thank you

How do you model this, is it a software you use or something bespoke you've programmed yourself in C or python?

I find it very interesting how clan 7 quickly adopted the unicellular predators from clan 1.

foo52ru ???

That was really cool! I wonder if the dominance of predators could be abated somewhat if plants could develop cells that store organic matter or charge etc, that are themselves unaffected by those? Then a predator munching on the storage cells would have a good chance to OD if the plant focused on bioaccumulating toxic levels in these storage cells.

where can I watch similar videos?

It's super interesting to see how a simple evolution naturally led to something my grandma would call "ugly", and that I would call scifi patterns and inelegant randomness. It's just... emergent, and function-typed, somehow. Fascinating

Excellent video! Loved the clash of clans!

@simulife hub you should release this for people to watch they're own sim's

Real cool channel. This will get popular quickly.

I guess 5, because it looked like they were balancing their resources at the time. Looks like they did pretty well!

thanks for this

Is there a way to play with this