Red Queen Gödel Machine: co-evolving agents and evaluators for self-improving AI
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Researchers from Cambridge, NVIDIA, and Flower Labs propose the Red Queen Gödel Machine, a method where self-improving AI agents and their evaluators evolve together to avoid performance ceilings. The approach also cuts computational costs.
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