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A Short History of Agent-Based Models — and Why Software Engineers Should Care
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The article traces agent-based models from von Neumann's complex 29-state cellular automaton through Conway's minimalist Game of Life, which achieved Turing-completeness with just four rules. It then highlights Thomas Schelling's 1971 checkerboard segregation model, which demonstrated that mild individual preferences can produce extreme system-level outcomes no agent intended, earning him a Nobel Prize.
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