Explores whether applied category theory can be 'green' math and its potential applications in areas like epidemiology, artificial intelligence safety, and climate modeling, despite the challenges of applying abstract mathematics to complex real-world systems.
A new proposal suggests that complexity increases over time, not just in living organisms but in the nonliving world, potentially rewriting notions of time and evolution. Researchers propose a law where entities are selected for richness in information enabling function, challenging traditional views and sparking debate about its testability and implications for understanding the universe.
