Entornos posibles de vida artificial cuántica

This book studies bioaesthetic transitions by considering quantum dynamics in nature. These are sensitive quantum environments that are activated by interaction with micro worlds, which derive possibilities in the meso and macro worlds, as emerging scales of exponential combinatorics. We call these environments immersive quantum worlds, because they pose natural-artificial ecosystems both for post-natures in the making and for the habitability of urban spaces. In quantum artificial life, the world is not described, but created with each interaction. Thus, creations in quantum computing configure artificial living systems that blur the difference between the organic and the inorganic. One of the most unique features of quantum dynamics is the non-locality in architectural space, which is reconfigured with each situation left to chance. Thus, true interactive quantum environments emerge made of data, but also of sensitive matter that generate horizons of immersion and perception that we have not experienced before. This means that we inhabit a diversity of paths, all of them simultaneous, and we act in a posthuman present without spatial locality.