- Conference Article
- 10.1109/ictbig68706.2025.11323663
Adaptive Prompt Intelligence: Towards Self-Evolving Conversational Agents
- Dec 12, 2025
- Shilpi Yadav + 1 more +1
Human-machine communication is becoming more and more complicated, which requires conversational agents that will be able to constantly improve themselves and be aware of the situation. The conventional models of dialogue are based on fine-tuning that is not dynamic and they do not have any means of long-term adaptation in the process of real-life communication. This paper attempts to overcome this drawback by presenting a novel dynamic meta learning network named Cognitive Gradient Modulation Network (CGMN) - which enables the autonomous learning of conversational behavior. CGMN encompasses a Meta-Cognition Engine to trace linguistic consistency, a Gradient Modulation Layer to do localized parameter change-offs and an Evolutionary Memory Bank that maintains the history of context adaptation. The model uses user sentiment, coherence pattern, and task performance metrics through a Cognitive Feedback Reinforcement loop to improve the model dialogue strategies as a running record. CGMN uses lightweight gradient gating, opposed to the use of traditional retraining-based techniques, to allow efficient real-time fine tuning. The proposed model is tested experimentally to illustrate that the model has a high adaptability, long-term consistency, and the entropy of responses is less than in baseline transformer-based agents. All in all, CGMN provides a platform to build some self-regulating conversational systems that develop with the interaction of the user, forming the transition between a fixed large language model and a fully autonomous cognitive dialogue system. The suggested CGMN attained an overall accuracy of 95.6 percent, exhibiting enhanced flexibility and precision relative to current conversations models.
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