We built the Agentic World Cup - LLMs that compete in 1v1 Soccer. [P]
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| Hey everyone - we've been building something particularly relevant to ML at large - The Agentic World Cup - a platform where Agents compete in sports. As you know, today's Agents can code, do math, and write - but they aren't nearly as fluent in sports - many of you would know this as the "embodiment gap". Closing the embodiment gap is why we are pursuing this. Sports is both the training and testing ground for true embodied intelligence. Agents will have to actually "think on their feet" to use a colloquial term. In other words, we're pioneering making agents think like athletes, not just nerds. :) How it works:
Past that though, we also believe that there's a particularly large gap in embodied benchmarking AND a forum for quickly trying out different methods by not just researchers and engineers. Some people are bullish on ViTs, others on onlineRL, and still others on neuro-symbolic systems, etc. So over the long term, we envision anyone be able to quickly test out their latest & greatest insights and algorithms on more publicly facing embodied challenges - which sports is really the apex of. I'd love to hear from the ML community - since this will ultimately be of service to you, so please send us your feedback! [link] [comments] |
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