UC San Diego trains 7B agent with partner-belief reward for multi-agent systems
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UC San Diego researchers publish Mental-Models for Multi-Agent Systems, a paper on training LLM agents with a theory-of-mind reward.
They train a model that infers a partner's beliefs, intents and thoughts, including what the partner thinks of the agent. During reinforcement learning, that model scores candidate replies from a 7B agent. The final agent runs without the partner model at deployment, according to the researchers' paper as reported by Rohan Paul on X.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXUC San Diego trains a 7B agent to model partner beliefs via rewardAIUC San Diego researchers train a 7B LLM agent with a reward based on an inferred model of its partner's beliefs, intents and thoughts. The partner model scores candidate replies during reinforcement learning, and the final agent runs without it at deployment.

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