Researchers have introduced HaMo, a novel framework designed for long-horizon continual learning in AI agents. This collaborative approach combines rapid, non-parametric experience accumulation with slower, parametric adaptation. HaMo distills agent trajectories into reusable "experience cards" for immediate retrieval, while simultaneously training a model to interpret and execute these strategies across evolving contexts. Experiments demonstrate that HaMo surpasses existing harness-only and model-only methods in both within-domain and cross-domain scenarios, enhancing both knowledge retention and adaptation capabilities. AI
IMPACT This framework could improve the ability of AI agents to learn and adapt over long periods, particularly in complex, evolving environments like the web.
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