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Here is the full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=Jr_nGk… I cover the great comeback of RL, open-source AI, AI scientists, creating tasks as the next task and much more.

So true!

"What we want is a machine that can learn from experience." ---Alan Turing, 1947

Super cool work

Locust swarms call for a rewrite of the swarming rules. Take a look at our field, lab, VR and modeling study of locusts in Science Magazine ! youtu.be/oBJnY4HKmeY?si…

This is a positive reward for everything and everyone surrounding RL community!

awards.acm.org/about/2024-tur… Machines that learn from experience were explored by Alan Turing almost eighty years ago, which makes it particularly gratifying and humbling to receive an award in his name for reviving this essential but still nascent idea.

📣 Call for Contributions to the #ICRA2025 Doctoral Consortium (DC)! We invite PhD students working in the broad research areas in robotics and automation to apply. 🔗Learn more about the submission requirements here: loom.ly/lB2ABDY

sbdm2025.github.io

I've tried meditation, I've tried chanting. I strongly recommend staring at trees

In RL we trust.

The PhD thesis of my _first_ PhD student, Doina Precup, is at-long-last available in digital form. Title: Temporal Abstraction in Reinforcement Learning Url: incompleteideas.net/papers/Precup_… Abstract: Decision making usually involves choosing among different courses of action over a

David Silver really hits it out of the park in this podcast. The paper "Welcome to the Era of Experience" is here: goo.gle/3EiRKIH.

D. Sivakumar The short paper "Welcome to the Era of Experience" is literally just released, like this week. Ultimately it will become a chapter in the book 'Designing an Intelligence' edited by George Konidaris and published by MIT Press. goo.gle/3EiRKIH

Happy to announce "Performative Prediction on Games and Mechanism Design" was accepted at AISTATS Conference 2025, and got spotlight at HAIC(ICLR 2026 workshop) with Mehrnaz Mofakhami Fernando P. Santos Gauthier Gidel Simon Lacoste-Julien (Mila and UvA) arxiv.org/abs/2408.05146 Details below 1/9🧵

Overnight runs are the overnight oats of research — prep, forget, and rewarding by morning

Researchers at the Beihang University in Beijing have invented a 2-centimeter-long microbot with ultrafast untethered running speeds. The research results were published in a study titled "A Wireless Controlled Robotic Insect with Ultrafast Untethered Running Speeds" in journal

Extremely disappointed by the review quality of conferences these days.

Stay tuned for the project page and code, coming soon! Link: arxiv.org/abs/2506.05320 A big thank you to my co-authors: Avery Ryoo*, Ximeng Mao*, Mehdi Azabou, Eva Dyer, Matt Perich, and Guillaume Lajoie! 🧵7/7

Here is a link to the shortish (1.5 hour) tutorial I gave the other day called A Short Introduction to Cooperative Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning. Check it out and let me know what you think! youtube.com/live/OQmJwBmwB…