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AI Just Evolved Its Own Intelligence — Meta-Learning Reinforcement Breakthrough

What if artificial intelligence could invent its own way of learning — just like evolution shaped human intelligence? A new Nature paper reveals that researchers have achieved exactly that: machines have now discovered a reinforcement learning rule that beats even the best human-designed algorithms. In this episode, we’ll explore: How meta-learning allows machines to learn how to learn Why this discovery challenges decades of manually-crafted AI rules The stunning results on Atari and unseen benchmarks What it means for the future of self-improving, autonomous AI systems This could mark a turning point — where AI starts evolving its own intelligence instead of relying on us to design it. Stay until the end to see how this could change the next generation of reinforcement learning — and perhaps, artificial general intelligence itself. Keywords: AI, reinforcement learning, meta-learning, artificial intelligence, machine learning, Nature paper, deep RL, AI research, autonomous learning, AGI Source: Oh, J., Farquhar, G., Kemaev, I., Calian, D. A., Hessel, M., Zintgraf, L., Singh, S., van Hasselt, H., & Silver, D. (2025, October 22). Discovering state-of-the-art reinforcement learning algorithms. Nature.