Action Gap
The "action gap" refers to the discrepancy between an agent's intended actions (based on its values or objectives) and its actual actions, arising from various factors including computational limitations, imperfect knowledge, or cognitive biases. Current research focuses on bridging this gap through techniques like knowledge distillation and reinforcement learning, employing models such as generative flow networks and deep reinforcement learning architectures to improve action selection and value estimation. This research is significant for advancing artificial intelligence safety and ethical decision-making, with applications ranging from improving the efficiency of large language models to enhancing the performance of autonomous agents in complex environments.