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What Conway, Ants, and Apache Kafka Can Teach Us About AI System Design
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Learn how ant colonies, Conway’s Game of Life, and Apache Kafka can inspire smarter, scalable AI through modular, multi-agent system design.
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This article explores how principles like emergence, decomposition, and multi-agent systems (MAS) can transform AI from complex, monolithic prompts into structured, scalable, and testable architectures. Drawing from natural and software systems like ants, Conway’s Game of Life, and Apache Kafka, it argues for smarter AI system design through modularity and clear boundaries.
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