Sharon Li to keynote IFML symposium on turn-level progress and failure signals in AI agents
SharonYixuanLi · x · 2026-10-01
Sharon Yixuan Li announced she will give a keynote at the IFML Research Symposium, presenting her group's recent work on understanding progress and failure signals in AI agents, and how turn-level signals can help build improved autonomous systems. The symposium's theme is "Achieving Superintelligence: What does it take?"
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