Sakana AI Called Out for Missing Citation
frncswllms · x · 2026-07-15
A reshared post points out that a former collaborating student laid the groundwork for Generative Cellular Automata a few years ago. The poster argues Sakana AI should have cited this work in their literature search, adding that it "should obviously have been discovered."
The core issue raised is research attribution and missing citations. The poster believes this early work is highly relevant to current discussions and was overlooked by existing lit search practices.
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