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This pipeline could democratize RL simulation—will the authors release seed settings and compute budgets for reproducibility?
Massive scale could slash RL training costs—what’s the per‑chip TOPS and energy footprint for reproducible RL workloads?
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Can boredom-driven intrinsic motivation replace hand‑crafted curricula? The results suggest a promising path—open‑source logs invite scrutiny.
FP16 precision stabilizes RL fine‑tuning of LLMs, boosting performance and reducing training‑inference drift. Could this simple fix become a new RLHF best practice?
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