@wesleymaa@hazel_heejeong Interesting question - I feel like you'd run into the obvious information vs mapping accuracy tradeoff so maybe you'd have to tune them together?
@wesleymaa@hazel_heejeong Thanks, Wesley! We just followed previous works that choose 32 and also did a not-so-rigorous analysis where we scale down the #(trajectories) from 128 to 32 and compare performances.
Can a Latent Action Model really know what the βactionβ is?
In Super Mario, Mario π¨βπ¦° moves but so do π, βοΈ,π³, and the viewπ₯.
TL;DR: under agent ambiguity, donβt force LAMs to find the true action directly. We factorize what changed.
Paper: https://t.co/nnEk4q222M
Can BC policies be quickly improved through real world experience?
Our new #RSS2026 paper proposes Q2RL, a method that bridges BC and RL for on-robot learning.
Q2RL improves BC policies by up to 3.75x with just 1-2 hours of online interaction!
So when life gives you BC, make Q-functions! π
Details in thread π§΅
This work is done in collaboration with Deep Ganguly (first author), Pratham Chintamani, and Adithya Ananth.
Read the paper here: https://t.co/PePuTg0JwH
We'll be at the #ALA workshop at #AAMAS2026! Feel free to stop by and chat about MARL, Safe RL or long-horizon RL! (5/5)
Why do civilizations collapse? We tackle this in multi-agent RL! (ALA @ AAMAS 2026) π€
When AI agents cooperate, exploration looks like betrayal. We introduce RATTL: a zero-communication trust mechanism, and define the new Price of Paranoia. #AAMAS2026#ALA (1/5)
Alongside RATTL, we also introduce the Price of Paranoia - the structural dual of the Price of Anarchy - to precisely characterize achievable cooperative welfare under partner noise. (4/5)
Learning accurate World Models for long horizon planning is hard.
So what minimal aspect of world dynamics must a model capture to achieve complex goals?
We find a simple and effective solution in our #ICLR2026 paper, which we will present as an Oral at @worldmodel_26.
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