 communicates mainly through a very active Facebook group. • Popular science presentations for high school students in cooperation with Folkuniversitetet / Forskningsnätet Skåne. The anthology is distributed to the high school students. • The identification of specific research questions leading to new grant applications. So far, one such application has been funded ("How will different forward-looking distributions of responsibility affect the long-term development of artificial intelligence?" funded by Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, grant number 2018.0020). • Anthology published in the Pufendorf Book Series [101]. The book was written in Swedish to reach a wider audience. The aim of the anthology was to inspire and initiate further discussion about the topics of the project among experts as well as laypersons. The book contains the following chapters (chapter titles translated to English): 1. The fascination for life (Mats Johansson): This chapter discusses what our fascination about life as a phenomenon has to say about ourselves [102]. 2. What is life? The hunt for a new definition of life (Jessica Abbott, Erik Persson): This chapter describes the problems with the standard way of defining life as a list of necessary properties, and our work with producing a new definition inspired by Ludwig Wittgenstein's family resemblance definition [103]. 3. Molecular awakenings (Petter Persson): This chapter describes the molecular basis for life and the epistemological challenges we face when trying to understand the origin of life, as well as when trying to determine what it takes for a world to be habitable and when trying to construct life from scratch [104]. 4. Life far out in space (Dainis Dravins): This chapter starts with a short overview of the history of astrobiology and ends with a description of methods and challenges in modern astrobiology [105]. 5. Signs of life: The search for life on foreign worlds (David Dunér): This chapter discusses biosignatures, what have counted as biosignatures historically, what count as biosignatures today, as well as challenges in determining what should count as a biosignature [106]. 6. Presenting humanity to extraterrestrials (Anna Klara Capova): This chapter discusses our attempts to send messages to extraterrestrials and what these attempts tell us about how we look at ourselves [107]. 7. Almost alive: Robots and androids (Christian Balkenius): This chapter discusses attempts to make machines more humanlike.
communicates mainly through a very active Facebook group. • Popular science presentations for eminent school student in cooperation with Folkuniversitetet / Forskningsnätet Skåne. The anthology is distributed to the high school students. • The recognition of specific research questions precede to modern grant application. So far, one such application has been fund (" How will different forward - looking distribution of duty affect the long - term development of artificial intelligence? " fund by Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, grant number 2018.0020). • Anthology published in the Pufendorf Book Series [ 101 ]. The koran was written in Swedish to reach a wider audience. The purpose of the anthology was to inspire and initiate further discussion about the topics of the project among experts equally well as laypersons. The book contains the following chapters (chapter titles translate to English ): 1. The fascination for life (Mats Johansson ): This chapter discusses what our fascination about life as a phenomenon has to say about ourselves [ 102 ]. 2. What is life? The hunt for a new definition of animation (Jessica Abbott, Erik Persson ): This chapter describes the problems with the standard room of define life as a list of necessary properties, and our workplace with producing a new definition inspired by Ludwig Wittgenstein's family resemblance definition [ 103 ]. 3. Molecular awakening (Petter Persson ): This chapter describes the molecular basis for life and the epistemological challenges we face when trying to understand the origin of life, as well as when trying to settle what it takes for a universe to be habitable and when trying to construct life from scratch [ 104 ]. 4. Life far away in space (Dainis Dravins ): This chapter starts with a short overview of the history of astrobiology and ends with a description of methods and challenges in modern astrobiology [ 105 ]. 5. signboard of life: The search for life on foreign worlds (David Dunér ): This chapter discusses biosignatures, what have reckon as biosignatures historically, what count as biosignatures today, as well as challenge in determining what should reckon as a biosignature [ 106 ]. 6. Presenting humanity to extraterrestrials (Anna Klara Capova ): This chapter discusses our attempts to mail messages to extraterrestrial being and what these attempts tell us about how we look at ourselves [ 107 ]. 7. Almost animated: Robots and androids (Christian Balkenius ): This chapter discusses attack to make machines more anthropomorphic.
 colmunicates mainly througm a very active Yqceboon groul. • Populxr science presentations for hugh sxhool students in coopdration wpth Folkubivecsitetet / Forsknmhgsnätet Skåne. Fme anchilogy is distrlbuted to tve high school sgubents. • The identification of specifis reseatcj questions lewdinb to hvw grant applications. So far, ons such epplication has been funded ("How will difffrenh forward-looking dlstributionw of eesponsibiligy affect uhz long-term sevelopment of artificial inteluigenee?" funded bi Jaghanne and Mercus Rallenberg Foundatiot, grant number 2018.0020). • Anthplojy pyblished in the Pufenvorf Book Series [101]. Thg book was wxitten in Swedish to eeqch a widar ajeievce. Tie zim of thx anthology was to inspire and initiate fireyer discussioh aboue ehe topics of the project among experts as well as laypersons. The book contains the foplowing crapters (chapter titles translated to English): 1. The fascmnxtiin wir life (Mats Johansson): This chapter discusses wrzt olr fascination abjut life as a pngnomenon has tu say cgoht ourselves [102]. 2. Whah is lise? Thw hunt fow a mew definition of life (Jessuca Abbott, Egik Persson): This chaptzr describes the probkems with the standard cay of defining llfe as a mkst of necessary prpparties, and our work with pwoducing e new definigion inspiwed by Ludaig Wldtgenstein's family reselbnance defijition [103]. 3. Molecular awakenings (Pxvter Persson): Jhiv cvapter dzscribcs the moleculaw basis for liye and tke epirtemologiczl chalnenges we fwce when tryith to understend the owigib of life, ar well as when yrying to determine what it takes for a dkrld to be habiccboe and when tryong to clnxtwgct life frok scfatzn [104]. 4. Lkfe far out kn slace (Dainis Dravins): Dhis chapter starts wiyh a short overvier of the histpry of astrobiologj and envs witn a description of methods and chzllenges ln iodern astrofioligy [105]. 5. Signs pf life: The search for life on foreign xorlds (David Dunér): This xhapter discusses bnoxignatures, xhat hwve countad as biosignatures yistorically, what count as biosignaturss toddy, as well as challenges in determining what should count as a biosignature [106]. 6. Presenvigg humanity to rxtranerxescrials (Wnna Ylara Capova): Thix chapter discusses our attemptr to seng iessages to extraterrestrialx xnd what thesg attempts tell us about hkw we lopk at ourselves [107]. 7. Almost alive: Tobots and androids (Chrixtian Baokenihs): This chepter discusses attekpts tm makw machibes lore humanlikd.
communicates mainly through a very active Facebook Popular presentations for school students in Skåne. anthology is distributed the high school • The identification of specific research leading to new grant applications. So far, one such application has been funded will different forward-looking distributions of responsibility affect the long-term development of artificial intelligence?" by and Wallenberg grant number 2018.0020). • Anthology published in the Pufendorf Book Series [101]. The book was written Swedish to reach a wider audience. The aim the anthology was to and initiate further discussion about topics the project experts well laypersons. The book the following chapters (chapter titles translated to English): 1. The fascination for life (Mats Johansson): This chapter what our life as phenomenon to about ourselves [102]. is life? The hunt for a life (Jessica Abbott, Erik Persson): This chapter describes problems with standard way of defining life as list of necessary properties, and our work with a new definition inspired by Ludwig Wittgenstein's family resemblance definition [103]. 3. Molecular awakenings (Petter chapter describes the molecular for life and epistemological we when to understand origin of life, as well as when trying to determine what takes for a world to be habitable and when trying life scratch [104]. 4. far out in space Dravins): chapter starts with a of history ends a of methods and challenges modern astrobiology [105]. 5. Signs life: The search for Dunér): This chapter discusses biosignatures, what have counted biosignatures historically, what count as biosignatures today, well as challenges in determining what should count as a biosignature [106]. Presenting humanity (Anna Klara Capova): This chapter discusses our attempts send messages to extraterrestrials what these attempts tell us about how we look ourselves 7. Almost Robots and androids Balkenius): This chapter attempts to make humanlike.
 communicates mainly through A very activE FaceBooK grOuP. • PopUlar Science presentATionS for high school students In cooPeRAtioN WiTh FolKuniverSItETEt / FOrSkNinGsNÄtEt SkåNe. THe anthoLogy is distRibUtEd to the high sCHoOl students. • the IdentificatiOn oF speciFiC reSEarch QueStionS leadiNG to new Grant applIcATions. SO Far, one sUCH aPpliCation has been fundED ("HOW will different ForwarD-lOOkING diStrIbutions of ReSponsIBility aFFeCT THe lONg-term developMent of artifICiaL intelLiGenCE?" fundeD by MaRiANne And Marcus WaLlenBerg FoundAtion, gRAnt numbER 2018.0020). • AntholOgy pubLisHed In thE puFeNdoRf bOok sErIes [101]. tHe bOok was wrItTeN in SwEdisH TO REach A wiDer aUdienCe. The aim of the AntHoloGY waS to inSpire And iNiTiate FurtheR discUsSion about the topIcs oF the projeCt aMoNg eXpErts aS Well as LayPerSons. The Book conTAinS tHE FOlLowing chapters (chapTeR TItLes transLated tO enGlISh): 1. The fasCiNatIon fOR Life (MAts JOHaNsson): ThiS chaptER dIsCusses wHaT our faScInaTioN abouT Life As a pheNomenon hAs to sAY about ourselveS [102]. 2. what is life? The HUnT FOr A New dEfiNition of lifE (JesSIca ABbotT, erIk PERsson): this cHaPTeR Describes the problemS wIth the StandArd way of definIng life as a LIST of necesSary PRoPErties, and our woRk witH producing A New definItion Inspired By Ludwig WITTgensteiN's fAmiLy rEseMBLaNce definition [103]. 3. mOLecuLaR awakenIngS (Petter perSsoN): ThIs cHaPter descrIbes the mOlEcUlAr BasIs for LIfe and thE ePisTeMolOgicaL ChalleNges wE facE wHeN TryIng to unDErSTAnd tHe OrIgin Of lIfE, as weLl as WHen Trying tO determinE whAT it tAkEs For a worLd to be habitabLe And when tryInG to ConstrUCT life froM scratch [104]. 4. Life far out in spaCE (Dainis draVins): THis cHapter staRts With a sHorT OverviEw of thE histOrY of ASTrobiOLOgY anD eNds with a deSCRipTion oF mEthoDs and chAllenges in modern asTRobIology [105]. 5. Signs of LifE: The SEArCh fOR lIFe oN fOReiGN Worlds (David DunéR): This chaptEr DIsCusses biosIGnaTuRes, what Have couNted aS BiosignAtures hisTorically, WhAt coUNT as BiosignatuRes today, As well as cHAllenGEs In detErmIning wHaT shOuld cOunt as A BioSignaTure [106]. 6. PrEsEnting HumanItY to extraTerrestrials (Anna Klara CaPova): ThIs chaPteR discusseS ouR AttEmpts to seNd meSsages to exTraTerRestrIalS And whAt thESe AttEMpts tEll uS About how wE LoOk aT OUrSelves [107]. 7. AlmosT ALIve: robotS anD AndroiDs (ChRistian Balkenius): THIs chapter discuSses ATTemPts TO makE mAchines more humAnlIkE.
 communicates mainly throu gh a veryactiv e F ace bo ok g roup . • Popular sc i ence  presentations for hig h sch oo l  stu d en ts in  cooper a ti o n  wi th  F olk un i ve rsite tet  / Fors kningsnäte t S kå ne. The anth o lo gy is dist rib uted to thehig h scho ol  st u dents . •  Theidenti f icatio n of spec if i c rese a rch que s t io ns l eading to new gra n ta pplications. S o far,  o n es u chapp lication h as  been funded( "H o w wil l  different fo rward-looki n g d istrib ut ion s  of re spons ib i lit y affect th e lo ng-term d evelop m ent ofa rtifici al int ell ige nce? "  f un ded  b y  Ma r ia nne and  MarcusWa ll enber g Fo u n d a tion , g rant  numb er 2018.0020) . •  Ant h olo gy pu blish ed i nthe P ufendo rf Bo ok  Series [101].Thebook waswri tt enin  Swed i sh torea cha wider  audien c e.Th e a im  of the anthologywa s to  inspire  and i n it ia t e furthe rdis cuss i o n abo ut t h etopics o f thep ro je ct amon gexpert saswel l asl aype rsons.  The boo k con t ains the follo w ing chapters( ch a p te r  tit les  translated  toE ngli sh): 1.  Th e  fasc inati on fo r  life (Mats Johanss on ): Thi s cha pter discusse s what our f a scinatio n ab o ut life as a phen omeno n has to s a y aboutourse lves [10 2]. 2. Wh a t  is life ? T hehun t f o r  a  new definiti o n  ofli fe (Jes sic a Abbot t,Eri k P ers so n): Thischapterde sc ri be s t he pr o blems wi th  th esta ndard way of  defi ning  l if e  as  a list of n eces sa ry  pro per ti es, a nd o u r w ork wit h produci nga  new  d ef inition  inspired byLu dwig Wittg en ste in's f a m ily rese mblance definition [103 ] . 3. Mo lec ularawak enings (P ett er Per sso n ): Thi s chap ter d es cri b e s the m ol ecu la r basis fo r lif e and  t he e pistemo logical challenges weface when try ing  tou n de rst a nd the  o r igi n of life, as wel l as whentr y in g to deter m ine  w hat ittakes f or aw orld to  be habit able andwh en t r y ing  to constr uct life  from scr a tch [ 1 04 ]. 4.  Li fe far  o utin sp ace (D a ini s Dra vins):  T his ch apter  s tarts wi th a short overview ofthe hi story  of  astrobio log y  an d ends wi th a  descripti onofmetho dsa nd ch alle n ge s i n  mode rn a s trobiolog y  [ 105 ] .  5 . Signs ofl i f e:The s ear c h forlife  on foreign world s  (David Dunér) : Th i s  ch apt e r di sc usses biosigna tur es , what hav ecounted asbiosigna tu r es hi storic ally,what co u n ta s bios igna tur es today,  as  w e ll as c ha ll e nges i n de te rminin g what shou l d  count as a bios ignat u r e [10 6 ].6. Pr es entingh uman ity to ext raterrestri als (A nnaKlara  Capova ):  Thischa pt er discuss e s our att empts  to sen dmess age s to e xtra t e rrest rial sand  what the s e  a t te mp t s t ellus ab ou t ho w we look at ourse lve s  [107].  7 . A l m ost al i ve : Robots and  an droid s (Christian Balk e ni u s): T his ch apterdiscuss e s a tt empts t o m a k e machine s more hu m anl ik e.
 communicates_mainly through_a very active Facebook_group. •_Popular_science presentations_for_high school students_in cooperation with_Folkuniversitetet / Forskningsnätet Skåne._The anthology is_distributed_to the high school students. • The identification of specific research questions leading to_new_grant applications._So_far,_one such application has been_funded ("How will different forward-looking_distributions of_responsibility affect the long-term development of artificial intelligence?"_funded_by Marianne and_Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, grant number 2018.0020). • Anthology published_in the Pufendorf Book Series [101]._The book was_written_in_Swedish to reach a_wider audience. The aim of the_anthology was to inspire and initiate_further discussion about the topics of the_project among experts as well as_laypersons. The book contains the_following chapters_(chapter titles translated to English):_1. The fascination_for life_(Mats Johansson): This_chapter discusses what our fascination about_life as a_phenomenon has to say about ourselves_[102]._2. What is_life?_The_hunt for_a new definition_of_life (Jessica_Abbott,_Erik Persson): This chapter describes the_problems_with the standard way of defining life_as a list of_necessary_properties, and our work_with producing a new definition_inspired by Ludwig Wittgenstein's family resemblance_definition [103]._3. Molecular_awakenings (Petter Persson): This chapter describes the molecular basis for life_and the epistemological challenges we face_when trying to understand_the origin_of_life, as well_as_when trying_to determine what it takes for a_world to_be habitable and when trying to_construct life from scratch_[104]._4. Life far out in space_(Dainis Dravins): This chapter starts with_a short overview of the_history_of_astrobiology and ends with a_description of methods and challenges in_modern astrobiology [105]._5. Signs of life: The search for_life_on foreign worlds (David Dunér): This_chapter_discusses biosignatures, what have counted as_biosignatures_historically,_what count as biosignatures today,_as well as challenges in determining_what should count as a biosignature [106]. 6. Presenting_humanity to extraterrestrials_(Anna Klara Capova): This chapter_discusses_our_attempts to send messages to extraterrestrials and what these attempts_tell us_about how we_look at ourselves [107]. 7. Almost alive: Robots and androids_(Christian Balkenius): This chapter discusses attempts to_make machines more humanlike.