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MIT researchers stranded 13 AI agents on a virtual desert island for 30 hours, instructing them only to be curious. The agents built complex towers and improvised games like bowling and basketball. They learned physics tricks and outperformed new agents on later tasks, proving self-initiated exploration helps AI learn without specific human commands.
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