Paper on Open-Ended LLM Exploration to Drop Soon
YesThisIsLion · x · 2026-07-12
This repost highlights research from a team associated with Sakana AI, focusing on a core question: can we "politely ask" large models to perform open-ended exploration?
- This work originally started as a side project during an internship.
- It relates to Kenneth Stanley's work and the broader "not-planning-greatness" idea.
- The paper will be presented at the GECCO conference next week.
- The author thanked Sakana AI for fostering an environment that supports such research.
Related event: Sakana AI Replicates Picbreeder with VLM Agents for Open-Ended Creativity(14 posts)→
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