Data World: Scaling Data Environments from Scratch

Data World proposes a multi‑agent engine that generates synthetic data environments, tasks, and evaluation rubrics by first specifying the underlying world rather than curating real files. The system produces thousands of training tasks across diverse domains and enables independent audits of target recoverability, while human curation ensures realistic question selection. Benchmark results show that models trained on these synthesized tasks still face significant challenges, yet RL‑zero training on the synthetic data yields measurable performance gains over baseline models.

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• agents
• reinforcement-learning
• efficiency
• benchmarks
• safety