Research: Training artificial electric fish with self-play RL
jsuarez · x · 2026-08-25
A new article demonstrates training artificial electric fish in under a minute using high-performance simulation and self-play reinforcement learning. The author, with a background in autonomous driving simulations, is now looking for challenging problems in molecular dynamics and drug design to apply these techniques.
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