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400. ​ Recent Developments in the Evolution of Morphologies and Controllers for Physically Simulated Creatures § A Re-implementation of Sims’ Work Using the MathEngine Physics Engine

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     2. ​ Josh Bongard

     3. ​ Can Xu

     4. ​ Jitendra Malik

     5. ​ Michael Bronstein

     6. ​ Yejin Choi

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     8. ​ Timo Ewalds

     9. ​ Leslie Fritz

     10. ​ Andrea Huber

     11. ​ Jackie Kay

     12. ​ Antoine Merle

     13. ​ Jean-Marc Moret

     14. ​ Ambrogio Fasoli

     15. ​ Pushmeet Kohli

     16. ​ Demis Hassabis

     17. ​ Mark Rowland

     18. ​ Marta Kwiatkowska

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     24. ​ Andrej Karpathy

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     26. ​ David Silver (programmer)

     27. ​ Matthew Cook