


Microsoft launches XOT technology to enhance the reasoning capabilities of language models
November 15 news, Microsoft recently launched a method called "Everything of Thought" (XOT), inspired by Google DeepMind's AlphaZero, Using compact neural networks , to enhance the reasoning ability of the AI model.
- Pre-training phase: MCTS module Pre-training on tasks to learn domain knowledge about effective mental search. Lightweight strategy and value networks guide search. Idea Search: During inference, the pre-trained MCTS module uses a policy/value network to efficiently explore and generate LLM’s idea trajectories.
- Thought Correction: The LLM reviews MCTS’ thoughts and identifies any errors. Ideas for revisions were generated through additional MCTS simulations.
- LLM Reasoning: Provide revised ideas to LLM for final tips on problem solving.
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