TAMER, the first general-purpose RLHF algorithm from 2008, gets a new playable version
PeterStone_TX · x · 2026-09-06
Peter Stone highlights that TAMER, introduced in 2008, was the first general-purpose RLHF algorithm — predating the recent RLHF boom by over a decade. Brad Knox has released a new version that anyone can now experiment with, offering a hands-on look at the original idea of training agents through human feedback.
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