AI-native software ecosystems exhibit emergent behaviors best explained by complex adaptive systems theory, requiring new ecosystem-level monitoring and seven testable propositions that may extend or replace Lehman's laws.
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A network model of cross-feeding in microbial communities reveals tipping points causing sudden diversity loss, with unculturability emerging as a network property.
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More Is Different: Toward a Theory of Emergence in AI-Native Software Ecosystems
AI-native software ecosystems exhibit emergent behaviors best explained by complex adaptive systems theory, requiring new ecosystem-level monitoring and seven testable propositions that may extend or replace Lehman's laws.
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Cross-feeding Creates Tipping Points in Microbiome Diversity
A network model of cross-feeding in microbial communities reveals tipping points causing sudden diversity loss, with unculturability emerging as a network property.