Artificial Life from Talos to Qubit

In this work, we try to cast some light on mankind’s aim to develop artificial life and make it a commercially viable product. We start from ancient Jewish and Greek methodologies, then sample handmade instruments. We present different Middle Ages’ activities in this respect to mimic real life. Viewpoints and various human efforts to create life during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, as well as Conway’s digital game of life, will be discussed. Furthermore, we give an explanation as to why classical instruments cannot produce actual artificial life. Finally, we consider qubits and quantum computers and the latest achievements in creating life in these computers. This can highlight and link to some important aspects of life, such as Darwinian evolution.