ARC-AGI-3 demands extreme sample efficiency, unlike the brute-force Atari RL era
Ryan__Rhys · x · 2026-11-06
After playing the ARC-AGI-3 games, Ryan-Rhys draws a parallel to the Atari RL benchmarks of over a decade ago — but notes the crucial difference: agents must be incredibly sample efficient to succeed, whereas classical RL brute-forces environments with many rollouts. He invites readers to play the games themselves to assess their own general intelligence.
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