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Language-Driven Coordination and Learning in Multi-Agent Simulation Environments

arXiv — cs.LG•Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
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A new framework called LLM-MARL is making waves in the field of artificial intelligence by integrating large language models into multi-agent reinforcement learning. This innovative approach enhances how agents coordinate and communicate in simulated game environments, making interactions more efficient and effective. With components like the Coordinator, Communicator, and Memory, LLM-MARL not only helps agents set subgoals but also allows them to recall past experiences, which is crucial for learning and adaptation. This advancement could significantly improve the performance of AI systems in complex scenarios.
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