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At-Scale Agentic RL with Miles

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An intermediate-to-advanced hands-on workshop on scalable RL training with MILES on AMD GPUs. Participants will learn how to deploy RL techniques such as GRPO, PPO, etc. The workshop also demonstrates multi-turn agentic RL training with mixed datasets like SWE Bench, Terminal bench etc. through a single end point.

July 22, 2026 1:30 PM - 4:15 PM PDT

Liz Li
Liz Li

PMTS Product Application Engineer | AMD

Topic

AI Training & Inference

Developer Platforms & Open Ecosystems

Session Type

Workshop

Related Product

Instinct, EPYC, ROCm

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