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improvements to novelty
how does adding agents ultimately guarantee a new architecture?
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mkemka • Mar 9, 2026
One approach I am experimenting with is to have two sub-agents with different backgrounds debate the best strategy to adopt. This doesn't guarantee a new architecture but adds novelty.
ngoiyaeric • Mar 9, 2026
so how do you measure the utility of novelty?
mkemka • Mar 9, 2026
Currently I can only talk to the experiments I made in the fork (https://github.com/mkemka/autoresearch/blob/master/spiritualguidance.md). There are two competing agents that argue and generate a combined directive that is used to alter the program.md for the next run. The history is stored in the spiritual guidance.md and used as a working memory. So to actually measure the utility I would need to see if there is actually novelty or variance of ideas from this approach and if in the long term the loss is lower compared to a single agent.
ngoiyaeric • Mar 9, 2026
https://github.com/karpathy/autoresearch/pull/70 we can also do these manually like the novelty verification part you're referring too/ Seems to be an infinite loop.
ngoiyaeric • Mar 10, 2026
you just added a readme, maybe @karpathy can chime in
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