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Researchers Lift AI Agent Scores 21% By Ignoring Bad Runs

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Researchers say GEPA-Curator made AI bots up to 21.2% better by ignoring bad test runs that taught the system the wrong lesson. Key Takeaways GEPA-Curator improved agents by as much as 21.2% over one baseline and 20.7% over another GEPA-Curator filters tasks that produce unreliable learning signals…

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  1. 2026-10-29 00:00 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    Researchers Lift AI Agent Scores 21% By Ignoring Bad Runs

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