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Grey Thumb is a group for scientists, engineers, hackers, artists, and hobbyists with a strong interest in artificial life, artificial intelligence, biology, complex systems, and other related topics. Our first chapter is located in Boston, Massachusetts but today there are several chapters operating worldwide. Our meetings are free, open to the public and are normally held on the first non-holiday Monday of every month. Visit our Boston meetings page for information. Our name "Grey Thumb" is a play on green thumb, and refers to someone with a good intuitive understanding of evolutionary computation, artificial life, etc. In other words, it means "someone who is good at growing synthetic life." Next Meeting — Netherlands
Next Meeting — Silicon Valley
Next Meeting — London
Next Meeting — Boston
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Project Images A simple hypercycle that has evolved within a modified variant of the Nanopond evolvable instruction set virtual machine called Nanopond-MV. By Adam Ierymenko.  A physically simulated evolved agent in breve learns to walk. By Jonathan Klein.  Robot vision system using evolved algorithms annotating an image for depth and boundaries. By Martin C. Martin.  Ants collect aphids and food in an ant colony simulation written by Brian Peltonen. |