Meta researchers propose Agentic Meta-Reasoning: letting models build their own reasoning graphs
anirudhg9119 · x · 2026-10-01
A thread introduces Agentic Meta-Reasoning from a Meta team including Paras Dahal, Taco Cohen, Rob Fergus, Scott Yih, Jason Weston, Marc'Aurelio Ranzato and Sanjeev Arora.
- Core idea: let the agent decide what to explore, what to build on, what to verify, and where to spend its next unit of compute — effectively constructing its own computational graph as it reasons
- New lens on inference-time scaling: the question shifts from "how much computation" to "what computation, how it depends on prior reasoning, and when to stop"
- Takeaway: scaling reasoning may increasingly mean scaling the ability to structure computation itself
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