Towards Emotionally Intelligent and Responsible Reinforcement Learning

arXiv — cs.LGFriday, November 14, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
The development of Responsible Reinforcement Learning (RRL) is crucial in addressing the limitations of current decision-making systems in healthcare, which often overlook emotional and ethical factors. This aligns with trends in multilingual instruction tuning, as seen in the related article 'LangGPS,' which emphasizes the importance of contextual understanding in improving large language models. Both RRL and LangGPS highlight the need for frameworks that prioritize user well-being and ethical considerations, suggesting a broader movement towards integrating empathy and responsibility in AI applications across various domains.
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