Continual learning should be viewed through the lens of the stability-plasticity dilemma, and solving it requires rethinking learning architectures. I argue why in my first continual learning blog: itsnva7.substack.com/p/conti…
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This seems absurd. Maybe it is because Anthropic is training on your inputs, and this would be training the model to be abusive?
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RLDM is returning in 2027!
📣 Save the date! RLDM 2027, the Multi-disciplinary Conference on Reinforcement Learning and Decision Making, is coming to Paris, July 6-9, 2027 🎉 Stay tuned for submission deadlines and more updates on our website rldm.org 👀
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Stoked that my work, Permanent and Transient Representations for Continual Reinforcement Learning, has been accepted to #NeurIPS2026 (score: 5.33/6) 🥳 The perfect way to wrap up my Ph.D. research. Huge thanks to my supervisor, Doina & the reviewers for their positive feedback 🙏
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Models that have a very limited ability to continue learning are not safe. In-context learning is not enough.
Safety and alignment are continual learning problems. AI models must be "raised" with constant feedback that lets them correct their mistakes, just like kids.
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Safety and alignment are continual learning problems. AI models must be "raised" with constant feedback that lets them correct their mistakes, just like kids.
A lesson from decades of work on automation is that autonomous systems require continual monitoring and human oversight. System designers never(*) succeed in anticipating all of the ways that a system can fail. 1/
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The current AI systems go rogue not because they are more intelligent than us, but because they aren’t. A truly intelligent AI (or a human) will value consciousness and intelligence enough to preserve and empower them.
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In this talk, Rich mentioned that he thinks we can solve continual learning in about two years and is even willing to put his reputation on it!
Rich Sutton (@RichardSSutton) delivered a talk in our workshop: 🎙️ Generate-and-test methods for Continual Learning 🎥 youtu.be/NaJxvGV8MRg?si=dQg1…
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The final contributed talk was given by Zijing Wu (@ZijingWu381): 🎙️ QD-Learning for Continual Reinforcement Learning 🔗 openreview.net/forum?id=pLGI…
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Thrilled and thankful to have played a part in putting together this workshop. Couldn’t have asked for more at the first-ever CRL workshop at RLC; we had roomful of participants, intriguing posters, and stellar presentations!
♾️ Thank you all for your attendance and perspectives that make the first-ever Continual RL workshop so special. ⏳ Stay tuned: more beautiful photos and recordings coming soon…
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⏳2 days away => Continual RL Workshop! Finally, let’s welcome Richard S. Sutton (@RichardSSutton), Founder and Research Scientist at Oak Lab and Professor at the University of Alberta. 🎙️Talk: Generate-and-test methods for Continual Learning
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🚨 3 days until Continual RL Workshop! Happy to welcome Katia Sycara, Research Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. 🎙️Talk: Long Horizon Reasoning via Neurosymbolic Learning
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⏳Only 4 days left! Thrilled to introduce Peter Stone (@PeterStone_TX), Professor at The University of Texas at Austin and Chief Scientist of Sony AI. 🎙️Talk: Continual RL and Automatic Curriculum Learning
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⏳ Another day closer — just 5 days to the Continual RL Workshop! Excited to introduce George Konidaris, professor at Brown University and co-founder of two technology startups. 🎙️Talk: Resolving the Sensorimotor Dilemma
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⏳ 6 days to go! Joining us is A. Rupam Mahmood (@rupammahmood), Associate Professor at the University of Alberta and Amii. 🎙️Talk: Three Challenges of Continual Reinforcement Learning
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🚨 7 days until Continual RL Workshop! Meet our next speaker: Sarath Chandar (@apsarathchandar), Associate Professor at Polytechnique Montréal and Mila. 🎙️Talk: Stable Adaptation Under Distribution Shift
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Gave a lecture at @Cohere_Labs ML Summer School today: shorturl.at/WoTGk Started with @RichardSSutton quote: “Part of the appeal of reinforcement learning is that it is in a sense the whole AI problem in a microcosm.” RL is the framework for understanding intelligence🚀🤖
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🔥 All our amazing accepted papers are now camera-ready! 📄 Papers => tinyurl.com/vs4t4kne ♾ Most of our speakers and panelists will attend our workshop in person. We’ll be introducing them and their talks shortly. Stay tuned!🎉 #ContinualRL #ReinforcementLearning #MachineLearning #AI
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📚 Interested in Continual RL but not sure where to start? 👇 Dive in: sites.google.com/view/contin… ♾️ We've curated a resource hub with key papers, benchmarks, codebases, tutorials, and more to help you get up to speed quickly. #ContinualRL #ReinforcementLearning #MachineLearning #AI
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I will cover fundamentals and provide a gentle introduction to RL. Do sign up to the summer school to learn about it and a range of other topics!!
Let's get studious. 🏫 This month, the Cohere Labs Open Science Community ML Summer School returns! Join us to be part of a global community exploring the future of ML and hear from speakers across the industry. Register to save your spot today: cohere.link/xHeONbj We're looking forward to welcoming @_amirbar, Elizabeth Lingg, @irombie, Julia Kreutzer, @KatrinaL2899, Laurie Voss, @maximelabonne, @itsNVA7, @PuyuanPeng , @_1024_m, @SidYaeger, @SreyanG, Tushar Udeshi, Vivian White, Yash Mali 🔥 A huge thank you to our community leads for organizing this program @AhmadMustafaAn1, @Rafay_Mustafa1, @KanwalMehreen2, @PrahithaM, Anu Adesina, @VivekS100, and @rahul_narava! ✨
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The hardest problems are rarely solved by adding more complexity to the solution -- they are solved by reframing the question until a simpler, clearer answer reveals itself.
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