Full paper links for Lila Sciences' open-endedness synthesis release
kenneth0stanley · x · 2026-11-10
Kenneth Stanley followed up with the full release link (lila.ai) and team credits. The page, "A new synthesis for the field of open-endedness" (Nov 10, 2026) by Stanley, Joel Lehman, Alon Albalak, David D'Ambrosio, Sebastian Gabriel, Thomas Sheppard, and Joel Simon, argues that in the era of massive scale, creativity and open-endedness still hold potential for fresh research directions beyond the scaling narrative.
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