New preprint RLCE: reinforcement learning with comparative evidence for social intelligence
pliang279 · x · 2026-11-03
keanetomato's team released a new preprint, RLCE (Reinforcement Learning with Comparative Evidence), exploring whether AI can learn to understand people and improve without human-provided training labels, targeting social intelligence. A 90-second overview video accompanies the announcement; technical details are not expanded in the post.
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