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In the task of writing the PPO reinforcement learning algorithm to teach a quadruped ant robot to walk, Argon first ran three short tests, found and fixed three bugs in the code, one of which increased the speed of the physics simulator by more than six times, and the robot ultimately learned to run within 14 minutes.
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10/13/2026
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