@a1zhang: wait this is so cool LOL in theory if we hillclimb RLMs maybe they become incentivized to launch code blocks in this way
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A tweet highlights the potential of hillclimb RLMs to incentivize code block launching, referencing a new decentralized language model (DeLM) approach where agents coordinate asynchronously through shared context.
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wait this is so cool LOL
in theory if we hillclimb RLMs maybe they become incentivized to launch code blocks in this way https://t.co/HP0evnxCrt
Yuzhen Mao (@Mao_Yuzhen): What happens when multi-agent systems stop relying on a central “controller” agent? Can agents coordinate by sharing results directly with each other?
Introducing Decentralized Language Models (DeLM): we let agents coordinate asynchronously through a shared context. Agents claim
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