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Emergent interactions lead to collective frustration in robotic matter
Artificial intelligence and robotic systems are increasingly deployed as interacting collectives of learning agents. This raises the question of whether robotic matter, where many learning agents interact, shows the emergence of collective behaviour. Here we study a paradigmatic model of robotic mat
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