Kenneth Stanley's Lila Sciences open-endedness team releases vision blog + 4 preprints
tw_killian · x · 2026-11-12
The Open-Endedness Team at Lila Sciences (Kenneth Stanley et al.) announces its first fundamental AI research release: a vision blog plus 4 preprints. Highlights include a novel creativity-training approach sidestepping the newly identified "creative paradox" — directly reinforcing creative outputs can limit creative potential — and an investigation of training intentionally naïve LLMs to see the world with fresh eyes.
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