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jeffclune.com

jeffclune.com is a live English-language website hosted on Amazon.com, Inc. (AS16509) in the United States, served by Amazons3. cl0q first saw it on 2026-06-15 and last crawled it on 2026-10-28. It resolves to 108.139.10.118 and has mail (MX) records set up. We've seen one of its subdomains, listed below. Its favicon is fingerprinted by SHA-256, so you can find every other site that serves the same icon.

How the site describes itself:

Jeff Clune - Professor - Computer Science - University of British Columbia

Homepage for Jeff Clune, Professor of Computer Science at the University of British Columbia. I conduct research in deep learning, including deep reinforcement learning. I improve our understanding of deep neural networks, harness them in novel applications (such as helping biologists conserve and better understand wildlife), and advance deep reinforcement learning, especially improving its ability to intelligently explore. Mostly now former research and science interests include evolutionary algorithms, evolutionary computation, genetic algorithms, generative encodings, indirect encodings, developmental encodings, artificial embryology, generative representations, developmental representations, indirect representations, HyperNEAT, NEAT, CPPNs, Compositional Pattern Producing Networks, Endless Forms, EndlessForms, EndlessForms.com, Interactive evolution, evolutionary design, evolving artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence, evolving artificial neural networks, evolving artific

Status200 OK — live & indexed by cl0q
First seen2026-06-15
Last crawled2026-10-28
IPv4108.139.10.118
IPv62600:9000:234b:6200:c:5e10:1240:93a1
NetworkAS16509 Amazon.com, Inc. · California
Mail (MX)mx8.name.com,mx4.name.com,mx3.name.com,mx5.name.com,mx7.name.com,mx6.name.com
Languageen
ServerAmazonS3

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