Generating frontier-level problems improves reinforcement learning for LLM reasoning

An online curriculum uses procedural generators and regret-guided search to keep training problems aligned with a model’s changing capabilities.

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Robin Faro · Shyam Sundhar Ramesh · Ilija Bogunovic · Aurelien Lucchi

University of Basel · University College London

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The authors developed frontier learning, an online curriculum for reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards.

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LLM reasoners improve by continually generating training problems at the edge of their evolving capability rather than using a fixed problem pool.

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