As part of his doctoral thesis on Artificial Intelligence in Design, Gabriele Mirra created an application at the University of Melbourne that would build him a bridge.
Or at least, design one.
Into the application—let’s call it a machine—he fed the parameters for the structure. It had to be 50m long, with a maximum height of 20m. Mirra wanted two, divergent performance criteria, in this case the overall weight of the bridge and its displacement.
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