Deep Reinforcement Learning: How Machines Learn by Trying

This short note explains in simple words how deep learning systems learn by making choices and getting feedback. Think of a child trying things, sometimes failing then trying again — that’s the core idea, but for computers. It mix ideas like picking actions, getting rewards, using memory, and sharing knowledge across tasks. Such systems love exploration, because trying new moves often reveals better ways. People use them to win at complex games, teach robots to move, help with language and health tools, and much more. Behind the scenes are tricks for remembering, transferring skill between problems, and letting many agents learn together. Results can be surprising, sometimes machines find solutions humans …

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