Laws of the Artificial
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This chapter discusses four scientific laws or principles that apply to the artificial (i.e., to manmade systems). When bounded rationality determines what is possible or impossible, these principles are unavoidable and simply cannot be ignored by developers without consequences (i.e., failure, poor performance, or high costs). These laws concern flexible aggregation (holonic systems), critical user mass, decentralized steering, and collective proactiveness.
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