Nesed Learning Explained in Simple Words
Explore Google’s innovative Nested Learning framework and its role in solving the “forgetting” problem in AI. Learn how tasks, inner models, and outer loops interact to create stable learning paths for agentic systems. Includes a visual explanation and links to Google’s paper and video.
There has been significant discussion around Nested Learning, Google's innovative approach to continual learning that addresses the common "forgetting" problem.

I frequently receive inquiries about the relationship between these concepts and agentic systems, as well as their importance for real architectures.

To clarify, I created a short visual explanation that simplifies how tasks, inner models, and outer learning loops interact, highlighting how this structure provides models with a more stable learning path over time.

For those interested in a deeper dive, Google’s paper is also available: 📄 [Link]

You can watch the video here: 🎥 [Link]

My aim with this content is to make complex ideas more accessible and to illustrate their potential impact on the design of agentic AI systems, architectures, and levels of autonomy. I hope you find it useful, and I welcome your thoughts.

If you’re building agentic systems and want to talk about QoD frameworks, feel free to connect on LinkedIn or send an email.

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