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For a program inquiry, describe the capability you are studying and an example of the decision a model needs to make. Explain whether your work concerns individual responses, comparisons, or a sequence of actions in an episode.
You do not need a complete specification. A clear question and a representative example can reveal more than a long feature list. If you already have a rubric or an evaluation concern, summarize it in a few sentences.
If you are comparing possible approaches, mention the distinction you need to understand. For example, does a technically correct answer still fail a practical constraint, or does a successful episode contain a decision that experts cannot justify? These details help focus a program discussion on the evidence that matters, rather than a broad request for more data.
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Research and programs: use Program inquiry for expert data, task environments, human feedback, or reward-tooling discussions. Share the context and the main uncertainty you want to resolve.
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Expert contributions: use the expert-interest form to introduce your domain knowledge and relevant experience. That guide explains illustrative contributions and expectations.
Privacy and website questions: choose Privacy or General inquiry. Explain the page or concern involved, using only the information necessary to understand the request.
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If you are still exploring the problem, the platform overview explains how expertise, tasks, feedback, and reward connect. The learning-loop articles provide practical questions to help you describe the work and evaluate the kind of feedback it needs.