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Thanks Sacha!
Good things come in threes
Actually you reminded me to just now post it on bluesky 😄 ty
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E71: Jake Beck, Alex Goldie, & Cornelius Braun on Sutton's OaK, Metalearning, LLMs, Squirrels at @rl-conference.bsky.social
A few thoughts with @jakeabeck.bsky.social, @alexgoldie.bsky.social and @corneliusbraun.bsky.social
after Rich Sutton's fascinating lecture on his OaK architecture at UofA
E69: Thomas Akam on Model-based RL in the Brain
@ox.ac.uk neuroscientist Prof Akam on RL in brains vs machines, dopamine as TD-error (or not), hippocampal replay & Dyna, model-free vs model-based myths, and why ML experts should consider neuroscience careers.
His textbook:
Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning:
Foundations and Modern Approaches
Stefano V. Albrecht, Filippos Christianos, Lukas Schäfer
Published by MIT Press, 2024
marl-book.com
E67: Stefano Albrecht on Multi-Agent RL @ RLDM 2025
Stefano Albrecht shares the story behind his multi-agent RL textbook, and how DeepFlow AI turns these ideas into action with LLM-powered agents for business automation.
Recorded at
@rldmdublin2025.bsky.social
Rich Sutton presenting his OaK architecture at @rl-conference.bsky.social
Volunteers 👏 @rl-conference.bsky.social
Humans of @rl-conference.bsky.social
Excited to be at RLC 2025!
Tagging our guest: @satindersingh.bsky.social
Mentioned in this interview: @yaelniv.bsky.social, Rich Sutton, Peter Dayan
E66: Satinder Singh: The Origin Story of RLDM @ RLDM 2025
Professor Satinder Singh of Google DeepMind and U of Michigan is co-founder of @rldmdublin2025.bsky.social
Here he narrates the origin story of the Reinforcement Learning and Decision Making meeting (not conference).
TalkRL Podcast at @rldmdublin2025.bsky.social in Dublin Ireland!
🙃
GaaS
Excited to attend my first RLDM! (fomo from missing the past 2). Would love to say hi -- and will be looking for Talk RL Podcast interviews 🌸🍒🌸
New ideas welcome!
(*Must be within 2 std dev of Normal Science.)
"I'm going to govern in econometrics" is a winning campaign slogan for the ages.
