Kenneth Stanley's Lila team releases open-endedness agenda: 4 preprints tackle the 'creative paradox'
kenneth0stanley · x · 2026-11-11
Kenneth Stanley announced the first research release from the Open-Endedness Team at Lila Sciences: a vision blog plus 4 preprints on making AI genuinely creative and open toward the future.
- Identifies the "creative paradox": directly reinforcing creative outputs can cap full creative potential; proposes novel training to sidestep it
- Explores training intentionally "naïve" LLMs to see the world with fresh eyes
- Tobias Rees calls it the most exciting and important work in AI right now
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