Stop Reward Hacking Before It Breaks Your Model: Introducing RewardGuard
Reinforcement Learning (RL) is notoriously difficult to debug. You design a reward function, start the training, and hours later, you find your agent has achieved a high score—not by solving the task, but by exploiting a loophole in your reward logic. This is reward hacking, and it's one of the most
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