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Large language models often struggle with decision-making — a new study explains why

Researchers at JKU Linz and Google Deepmind have found that language models in decision-making tend to act too greedily, favor frequent choices, and struggle to translate knowledge into action. Training with reinforcement learning, explicit reasoning, and specific rewards helps these models consider more options, make fewer errors, and perform better in tasks like tic-tac-toe. Even with these improvements, models still find it hard to try new strategies; mandatory exploration and longer reasoning periods can further boost performance, especially when models are given extra time to decide. Discover Copy

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