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Co-Evolving Complexity: An Adversarial Framework for Automatic MARL Curricula

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  • Haebom

Author

Brennen Hill

Outline

This paper proposes a new paradigm that expands the complexity, diversity, and interactivity of environments for the development of general-purpose artificial intelligence agents. By framing the environment generation process as an adversarial game, attackers learn adversarial environmental configurations that exploit defenders' vulnerabilities, and defenders learn cooperative strategies to counter these threats. Through this co-evolutionary dynamics, we demonstrate that agents are trained in infinitely generated environments, resulting in complex and intelligent behaviors.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
By automatically scaling the complexity of the environment through adversarial coevolution, we can improve the robustness and strategic depth of the agent.
It overcomes the limitations of manually created environments and provides infinitely new training data.
We observed the emergence of agents that learn complex behaviors (e.g., flanking, defending) with minimal training.
Limitations:
Specific Limitations is not specified in the paper (based on the paper summary information)
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