Random robots are more reliable
Briefly

The new MaxDiff RL algorithm encourages robots to explore their environments randomly to gather a diverse set of experiences, leading to higher-quality data collection, faster and more efficient learning, and improved overall reliability and performance.
Simulated robots using Northwestern's MaxDiff RL algorithm outperformed other AI platforms, learning new tasks and successfully performing them within a single attempt, showing enhanced learning abilities compared to trial and error methods.
"With the MaxDiff RL framework, you can expect your robot to do exactly what it's been asked to do every time it's turned on, avoiding unreliable performance seen in other AI frameworks and making it easier to interpret robot successes and failures." - Thomas Berrueta, Northwestern University.
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