Alphaopt: Formulating Optimization Programs With Self-improving Llm...
Posted on Dec 16
• Originally published at paperium.net
Imagine asking a computer for help with a tough choice and it actually learns from trying, that what AlphaOPT does. It builds a small library of handy rules by watching mistakes and checking answers. The system is self-improving, so with a few examples it gets smarter, even if you only show it the final result — it learns from answers, not long step-by-step notes. Instead of changing the model itself, AlphaOPT adds and fixes notes, so there is no retraining needed. That means faster fixes, easier human checks, and steady gains in real tasks. Tests showed clear improvement as more examples were added, so it keeps getting better over time. This makes hard planning work easier for everyday teams, without lots of tech hassles. Try thinking of it as a notebook for a helper that remembers what worked and what didn’t — quietly improving each time it tries.
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