Scalable Fluid Engine for Artificial Life
burny_tech · x · 2026-07-10
The post highlights a new paper co-authored with Kenneth Stanley, focusing on building a scalable fluid engine for artificial life research.
The original post jokes about "Reinforcement Learning from Worm Feedback," but the substantive news is the development of a scalable simulation engine for artificial life, with a link to the paper provided.
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