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  1. TOOL · CL_235447 ·

    New LUGL framework enables gradient-boosted trees for RL game-playing

    Researchers have developed a new framework called LUGL (Local Updates, Global Learning) that allows non-incremental learners, such as gradient-boosted trees (GBTs), to be effectively used in reinforcement learning (RL) …

  2. TOOL · CL_239999 ·

    New LUGL framework enables gradient-boosted trees for reinforcement learning games

    Researchers have developed a new framework called LUGL (Local Updates, Global Learning) that allows non-incremental learners, such as gradient-boosted trees (GBTs), to be effective in reinforcement learning (RL) setting…

  3. TOOL · CL_204940 ·

    Claude Code beats Codex CLI in Liar's Dice AI showdown

    A comparison of AI models playing the game Liar's Dice revealed that Claude Code, specifically Claude Opus 5, outperformed Codex CLI (gpt-5.6-sol). In three best-of-three series, Claude Code won each match 2-0, demonstr…

  4. TOOL · CL_200542 ·

    AI Liar's Dice Opponent Learns Player Habits and Develops Personality

    A developer has created an AI opponent for the game Liar's Dice, named Kai!, that aims to develop a distinct personality and memory of past games. Initially, the AI's character was hardcoded into its prompt, but this wa…

  5. COMMENTARY · CL_199821 ·

    AI model benchmarks skewed by software bugs, not model behavior

    A software engineer discovered that benchmark results for the DeepSeek V4-Pro model were skewed due to several software bugs in the testing harness. These bugs, which included probability leaks, missing dialogue, trunca…

  6. TOOL · CL_173872 ·

    New CS-RNR method allows AI agents to certify their own exploits in games

    Researchers have developed a new method called confidence-scheduled restricted responses (CS-RNR) for agents playing imperfect-information games. This technique allows agents to certify their own exploits, ensuring that…