Maybe there's something beyond computation in the sense that we don't understand and we can't describe what's going on inside living systems using computation only. When we build computational models of living systems--such as a self-evolving system or an artificial immunology system--they're not as robust or rich as real living systems. Maybe we're missing something, but what could that something be? Rodney Brooks, a computer scientists and Director of the MIT's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, is looking for something beyond computation in the sense that we don't understand and we can't describe what's going on inside living systems using computation only. When we build computational models of living systems, such as a self-evolving system or an artificial immunology system -- they're not as robust or rich as real living systems.