Evolutionary computation has been promising self-programming machines for 60 years - so where are they?

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@Article{Kendall:2018:Conversation,

• author = "Graham Kendall",
• title = "Evolutionary computation has been promising self-programming machines for 60 years - so where are they?",
• journal = "The Conversation",
• year = "2018",
• pages = "8.54am BST",
• month = mar # " 27",
• keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, Artificial intelligence, Software, Computers, Machine learning, Computer algorithm, software engineering",
• URL = "http://theconversation.com/evolutionary-computation-has-been-promising-self-programming-machines-for-60-years-so-where-are-they-91872",
• notes = "'One of the most popular types of evolutionary computation is genetic programming.'

  'It would be an immense help to the software development industry if, instead of having to manually develop every piece of a system, developers could specify the requirements of its key parts and let an evolutionary process deliver the solutions.'",

}

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