A new artificial-life video asks what’s missing for open-ended evolution
max_romana · x · 2026-07-28
A video explores artificial life programs that simulate life-like behaviors and evolutionary systems.
The post frames the key question as what is still missing for truly open-ended evolution—i.e. systems that can keep generating novel complexity rather than converging on a fixed objective. It points viewers to the full video for demonstrations and examples.
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