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    ORBIT’s 20,000 answer-first riddles for training search agents

    Weaviate Podcast describes a dataset that starts with short, verifiable answers and wraps each in four or five clues. Solving a question properly means checking every clue, one search at a time.

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    Weaviate Podcast says Nandan Thakur and colleagues at the University of Waterloo built ORBIT, a 20,000-question dataset for training search agents. Each riddle works backward from a short, verifiable answer, adding four or five clues that narrow the field. The podcast says external search agents then re-verified the answers to avoid training on incorrect ground truth.

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    @CShorten30RT @weaviatepodcast: Riddles built backwards turn out to be excellent training data for search agents. 🛰️ Each question in ORBIT starts fro…

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    @CShorten30RT @weaviatepodcast: Riddles built backwards turn out to be excellent training data for search agents. 🛰️ Each question in ORBIT starts fro…