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I-485/H-400 Biologically-inspired computing, Lecture Notes

“How does evolution produce increasingly fit organisms in environments which are highly uncertain for individual organisms? How does an organism use its experience to modify its behavior in beneficial ways (i.e. how does it learn or ‘adapt under sensory guidance’)? How can computers be programmed so that problemsolving capabilities are built up by specifying ‘what is to be done’ rather than ‘how to do it’?” [Holland, 1975, page 1]