Tokyo AI hosts open-endedness night with Bert Chan, Mizuki Oka and Sakana AI's Kai
kaixhin · x · 2026-10-30
Tokyo AI announced a Nov 12 (6pm JST) event in Tokyo on open-endedness — how artificial systems can keep producing novel ideas and behaviors. Speakers: Mizuki Oka (Artificial Life Lab) on open-endedness through artificial life, Bert Chan on playing with Lenia, and Sakana AI research scientist Kai Arulkumaran on "The AI Piedbreeder Experiment". Supported by Foundry Labs.
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