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Today we’re introducing PROWL-2, where agents and their world model improve through recursive learning. Agents expose errors in imagination, and repairing those errors enables further learning. We believe this open-ended learning is a critical step towards superintelligence. t.co/nqQZ2gTcBm

Today we’re introducing PROWL-2, where agents and their world model improve through recursive learning.
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Today we’re introducing PROWL-2, where agents and their world model improve through recursive learning.

This short announcement introduces PROWL-2 and its recursive learning loop. It explains that agents improve by detecting errors in imagined experiences, then cites gains over a StarCraft baseline and stronger simulated robot coordination.

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This short announcement introduces PROWL-2 and its recursive learning loop. It explains that agents improve by detecting errors in imagined experiences, then cites gains over a StarCraft baseline and stronger simulated robot coordination.

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Announcement ThreadEducational Thread
Topics
[Recursive learning][World models][Agent training][Robot coordination]
Categories
[Artificial intelligence][Research announcements]

Visual hook

How the visuals workThe visuals directly demonstrate the post’s claim: split-screen gameplay compares PROWL-2 with a baseline agent in the same simulated obstacle course. Labels and failure screens make the performance comparison clear while the simulations carry the message without spoken narration.
Today we’re introducing PROWL-2, where agents and their world model improve through recursive learning. Agents expose errors in imagination, and repairing those errors enables further learning. We believe this open-ended learning is a critical step towards superintelligence. https://t.co/nqQZ2gTcBm
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Today we’re introducing PROWL-2, where agents and their world model improve through recursive learning.
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  1. 01
    The Announcement

    Introduce a new project, product, or idea and state its central improvement mechanism.

  2. 02
    The Learning Loop

    Explain how the subject finds problems and uses corrections to keep improving.

  3. 03
    The Big Implication

    End by explaining why this process could be an important step toward a larger goal.