@HuggingPapers: Self-Improvements in Modern Agentic Systems A survey of 239 papers on how AI agents self-improve — by updating the mode…
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A survey of 239 papers analyzing how AI agents self-improve by updating the model itself or the scaffold (prompts, memory, tools).
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Self-Improvements in Modern Agentic Systems
A survey of 239 papers on how AI agents self-improve — by updating the model itself or the scaffold (prompts, memory, tools). https://t.co/yEOM5RUKzq
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