Terminal-RSI: Recursive Self-Improvement for Terminal Agents
A new arXiv paper proposes an approach that turns verifier outcomes into policy updates and partial progress into completed tasks.
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A new arXiv paper proposes an approach that turns verifier outcomes into policy updates and partial progress into completed tasks.
A new post-training method uses a model's own unverified solutions as learning signals through shared residual distillation.
A new scoring method aims to make System One decision models less sensitive to option order and competing choices.
A new approach called RADAR targets the limits of scalar recalibration in LLM confidence scoring.
A new method aims to help multimodal LLMs learn new tasks sequentially without losing prior capabilities.
A new framework lets large language model agents evolve reusable skills from distributed execution experience without centralizing data.
A new arXiv paper proposes a multi-sourced approach to AI tutoring that accounts for the needs of non-native English speakers in computing courses.
A new arXiv paper warns that evaluation data for AI safety guards may contain shortcut cues that make labels predictable without genuinely testing agent safety.
A new approach uses graph neural networks to guide local refinement in layout decomposition for directed self-assembly combined with multiple patterning lithography.
A new framework uses hierarchical task networks to bridge local subtask execution and global planning in multi-agent orchestration.
A new arXiv preprint proposes random projection to prevent retrieval-augmented generation from leaking sensitive information.
A new arXiv paper argues that continuous diffusion language models require transformer architectures tailored to their specific needs rather than borrowed from causal LLMs.
A new method called EliteReplay applies quality-diversity search to prevent reinforcement learning from narrowing the range of solutions an LLM can produce.
A new arXiv study asks why developer-supplied scaffolding still boosts coding agents even as language models get stronger.
A new method, LEASH, cuts costs by escalating from a weak to a strong model only when the weak model is uncertain.
A new arXiv paper proposes a generalist agentic model that can autonomously develop and improve AI systems, advancing the path toward recursive self-improvement.
A new benchmark simulates the messy, clarification-heavy work of forward-deployed engineers, moving beyond well-specified task tickets.
A new arXiv preprint reports that a team of four Gemini 4 Argon agents, each controlling a Minecraft player via Mineflayer, cooperated to defeat the Ender Dragon.