Intro to Artificial Intelligence - Evolutionary Computing - Lecture 13

Explore the fundamentals of Evolutionary Computing in this 1 hour 13 minute lecture from Memorial University's Computer Science 3200/6980 Winter 2025 course on Introduction to Artificial Intelligence. Professor David Churchill explains evolutionary algorithms and their applications in modern problem-solving environments, particularly focusing on how these techniques can be applied to simple games. As part of a comprehensive AI curriculum, this lecture (number 13 in the series) provides essential knowledge about genetic algorithms and evolutionary computation methods. While the course assignments and files are not publicly available, the lecture offers valuable insights into this important branch of artificial intelligence. For more information about the professor, visit his website at http://www.cs.mun.ca/~dchurchill/.