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• Will algorithm mining revolutionize software development?
• Is there a core computational architecture in biological cells?
• Will generative content revolutionize the entertainment industry?
• How will computer experiments change the face of mathematics?
• Are there business structures founded on computation universality?
• What would an operating system for a swarm of microbots be like?
• What kinds of artificial physics can support quantum mechanics?
• Will artificial life arise spontaneously within the internet?
• Can one map the space of all possible economic systems?
• Will the next core computer architecture be discovered by search?
• Can we enumerate the morphologies of possible biological organisms?
• What pattern recognition algorithms can molecules implement?
• What does computational irreducibility mean for supercomputing?
• Is there an algorithm for telling if an object was designed?
• Will the most important nanomaterials be intrinsically random?
• Can a single rule design the complete structure of a building?
• Is there an absolute measure of elegance for programming languages?
• What is the network analog of a recursive function?
• Can we find the simplest undecidable problem in number theory?
• What would prove the Principle of Computational Equivalence?
• What will happen if kids learn cellular automata before algebra?
• What will be the first major industry created by mining the computational universe?