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Direct Self-Evolving Optimization: Evolving LLMs without Challenger Training
Self-evolving language models improve by generating tasks and learning from their own feedback, but adapting the task generator often requires a separate challenger-training loop. Can we generate tasks adapted to the current solver without explicitly training a challenger? We introduce \textbf{D}ire
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