Realistic simulated users improve training for interactive language agents

MIMESIS models varied human behavior and provides private reasoning signals that help agents generalize across simulated users.

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Hoang Phan · Dat Huynh · Andrey Zhmoginov · Qi Zeng · Wancen Mu · Yue Cao · +4 more

Meta Superintelligence Labs · New York University · University of Wisconsin - Madison

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The authors trained MIMESIS using human conversations and human-simulation tasks, followed by supervised fine-tuning on ThoughtTrace.

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MIMESIS learns realistic user behaviors from human conversations and reasoning traces, enabling agents to train more effectively and generalize across unseen users.

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