Good Start Labs trained an AI on a railroad game — and one version improved at financial research. The difference was the training design.
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Good Start Labs trained an AI on a railroad game — and one version improved at financial research. The difference was the training design.
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Good Start Labs trained an AI on a railroad game — and one version improved at financial research. The difference was the training design.
Read the original at Latent Space: Can Skills Learned in Games Transfer to Real-World Work?
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