University of Exeter's AI Agent Masters Network Slicing Without a Single Reward Signal

A new framework lets language model agents master dynamic network control by reflecting on their own experience and self-finetuning, no reward engineering required.

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2026-10-23 12:03 · AlphaSignal
University of Exeter's AI Agent Masters Network Slicing Without a Single Reward Signal

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