Self-Evolving Benchmarks: Multi-Agent Evolutionary Search Auto-Generates Challenging Tool-Use Tasks
MichaelD1729 · x · 2026-10-24
A research team proposes "self-evolving benchmarks": instead of having human experts design new tool-use evaluation tasks once existing test data saturate, multi-agent evolutionary search lets LLMs auto-generate challenging new tasks from existing toolsets and task primitives, and diagnose failures at scale. Led by hjalexnam, with MichaelD1729, natashajaques, and minsukchang.
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