
Detection and Emergence of Complexity
Artificial Life Perspectives
May 27-29, 2026 • EPFL, Lausanne
Conference Abstract
An abundance of systems has been studied as potential models of artificial life: from classical discrete cellular automata, to their randomized versions such as random Boolean networks, continuous systems including neural CAs or Lenia systems, or even simple programming languages.
In this workshop, we would like to focus on the fundamental question of how to measure the complexity of such systems and detect emerging patterns within them.
The workshop is held at EPFL Bernoulli Center.

Recorded Talks
Recorded talks from previous years are available on the Youtube channel Artificial Life EPFL.
Recordings for this year's event will be available after the conference.