Curriculum learning can keep reinforcement-learning agents from exploiting random luck
ShawnHymel · x · 2026-07-28
Curriculum learning can help reinforcement-learning agents behave as intended instead of relying on random, unintended actions that merely happen to solve the task.
The post frames this as a way to make agent behavior more aligned with the desired objective, and ties it to AI, machine learning, and robotics work.
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