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This is one of the most interesting papers on self-improving agents for this year. (bookmark this one) Most self-improving AI systems hit the same wall: the mechanism that generates improvements is fixed and can't improve itself. This new work from Meta and collaborators breaks through this limitation. They introduce Hyperagents, self-referential agents where the self-improvement process itself is editable. The DGM-Hyperagent combines a task agent and a meta agent into a single modifiable program, enabling metacognitive self-modification. It autonomously discovers innovations like persistent memory and performance tracking, and these meta-improvements transfer across domains and compound across runs. Why does it matter? - On paper review, DGM-H improved from 0.0 to 0.710 test accuracy. - On robotics reward design, it went from 0.060 to 0.372. - Transfer hyperagents achieved 0.630 on Olympiad-level math grading in a domain they were never trained on. This is a step toward AI systems that don't just find better solutions but continuously improve how they search for improvements. Paper: https://t.co/Q0f7zWhNMD Learn to build effective AI agents in our academy: https://t.co/1e8RZKs4uX