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Behavior Change Without New Code
A strategy that failed is deprioritized and a strategy that worked is raised. The code is unchanged; the weights are.
Behavior Change Without New Code
A strategy that failed is deprioritized and a strategy that worked is raised. The code is unchanged; the weights are.
What changes?
The strategy weights. The code does not change.
What triggers the change?
A verified outcome and its reward value.
Can behavior drift without evidence?
No. A drift without verified evidence would not be produced by the weight update.
How does the system adapt?
The strategy weights are updated based on the reward value. A strategy that failed is deprioritized; a successful one is raised.
What is the foundation of adaptation?
Verified outcomes. The kernel learns from the results and adjusts its strategy weights accordingly.