Jeff Clune gives Kempner Institute talk on open-endedness
neurovium · x · 2026-10-29
In a thread of tweets on open-endedness, neurovium shares Jeff Clune's talk at the Kempner Institute, hosted by Carlos (HombreCerebro). Clune is a leading researcher on open-endedness and generative algorithms for AI, and the talk addresses how AI systems can keep generating novelty and complexity.
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