Auditable AI Text Detectors with Sparse Features
Turning opaque neural text detectors into concept-level, auditable classifiers.
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Turning opaque neural text detectors into concept-level, auditable classifiers.
How a unified world–action–language model turns language into on-board robot memory.
How PC2 uses machine-checkable proofs and an “Airlock” to constrain AI agents.
Inside a five-stage pipeline for low-resource spontaneous speech that actually moves ASR metrics
Agent S4 shows that evolving tool interfaces from experience can beat static, hand-built UI for computer-use agents.
LLM-driven evolutionary search is starting to auto-design the discrete pieces of generative search indexes.
An AI agent reproduces thousands of SEER-based claims and stress-tests their analytical choices, flagging fragile results for human review.
How FuTransformer restructures Llama-style inference into FP8 prefill and INT4 decode kernels on NVIDIA Hopper.
How a three-tool gateway exposes 8,200 tools to multi-step agents without blowing the context window.
A tool-recommendation gateway lets agents safely access thousands of tools through three calls while cutting context and cost.
SolBehave shows that compilation is a weak signal for LLM-generated Solidity and that you need behavioral test oracles wired into your agent stack.
How Latent Compaction treats the KV cache as a trainable latent and squeezes 32× context with minimal accuracy loss.
How HybridAgents mix latent and text reasoning to cut tokens, cost, and latency while keeping tool use.
How OS-Helix trains a single policy to mix GUI actions and code execution for native desktop agents.
How RadarGSOcc turns sparse 4D radar tensors into Doppler-aware 3D semantic occupancy grids and what that means for autonomy stacks.
Using numerical and vacuity checks to keep Lean formalizations honest, beyond “LLM judge” pipelines.
How a DAG-based harness and a 2M-sample dataset turn 3D scenes into executable code for agents.
Four Gemini 4 Argon agents beat Minecraft by coding their own tooling, coordinating over chat, and staying on plan for 27 hours.
How DSP turns minutes of human play into hours of autonomous data and dexterous control.
How ReaDy taps hybrid linear attention states to push speculative decoding faster than DSpark on Qwen3.8-27B.
How MolLean turns LLM chemistry workflows into executable, checked state transitions.
How Cortex turns transient context gains into durable parametric memory without trashing the rest of your model.
How semantic-aware tokenization and in-model pruning cut vision tokens ~20× while keeping most capability.
Inside SEAR’s three agent modes and what they imply for your robotic stack.
Tev turns long, sparse-reward tasks into dense, verifiable training signals via a latent-world-first design.
A Markov-reward view of speculative decoding that trains parallel drafters directly on end-to-end efficiency.
How caching SSM inputs instead of state cuts memory traffic and unlocks faster speculative decoding.
How a language-based action chain-of-thought narrows the embodiment gap between human egocentric video and robot control.
What a controlled Minecraft benchmark exposes about “learning from experience” in embodied agents.
New results show you can embed encrypted subnetworks that audits cannot reliably elicit or interpret.
How Prompteina links text prompts to all-atom protein design and what that implies for agentic bioengineering stacks
How Kernel Autoresearch turns kernel design into an open-ended, agentic search over valid programs.
MM-KG makes explicit, testable links between patient data and biomedical graphs, changing how clinical LLM stacks should use knowledge.
Turning demo videos into navigable tool hierarchies instead of bloated prompts.
How Open-MMUnlearning standardizes methods and metrics for multimodal model unlearning—and what you can actually do with it.
A generative latent-flow model that learns one-to-many solution maps in high-dimensional physical systems.
How autoregressive video pretraining and streaming execution make long-horizon robot control actually usable.
How RoboRSI structures skills, feedback, and revision so robots can safely reuse what they learn.
How CSF wraps existing motion generators with scene-aware safety rules without retraining
What FastBench reveals about streaming VLM limits and how to design frame policies that don’t miss fast events
Lessons from a healthcare meta-agent stack where tests, monitors and reviewers all failed in different ways.
How a masked generative policy rolls back and repairs failed robot grasps without retraining.
A new benchmark tests whether AI agents can build valid climate models without ever seeing the grading code.
AdvSim2Real co-trains web tasks, attackers, and agents inside a web simulator to harden against adaptive prompt injection.
How ScienceClaw turns task runs into persistent skills for AI-for-science agents.
How QF3 fuses flow matching and Q‑gradients to train and fine‑tune flow policies efficiently.
Turning each search step into a small program over a shared candidate workspace.
How a Soft Actor-Critic stack navigates cerebral veins and predicts its own failure in vitro.
How CLIFT turns judge feedback into reusable training rewards and test-time trajectory selection for web agents.
How recursive harness self-improvement hardens tasks without touching model weights
Gracr replaces trained GNNs with compiled logic to make explainer benchmarks actually sound.
How NeutronGym turns neutron instrument design into an executable, physics-grounded gym for LLM agents.
Turning repeated source access into reusable, source-specific competence for LLM agents
How Mimir wraps an LLM in physics, simulators, and slow self-repair for season-long irrigation control.
What HumanoidToolBench actually measures and how to architect agents that don’t just pick the right tool but finish the job.
Inside a 7.5B-row simulated ERP that finally tests agents on end-to-end enterprise workflows.
A controller–worker harness that “thinks about the run” lets long-horizon agents spend compute where it matters.
How a 50k error–diagnosis corpus turns broken rollouts into a training signal.
Turning visual perception from a one-shot guess into an interactive, evidence-gathering process.
How Generative Cinematographer turns a single image into an editable 3D scene for jointly authoring camera and object motion.
How Faynt reaches state-of-the-art multi-character Melee play with small Transformers, clever post-training, and tight evaluation.
A new 174‑language benchmark and the COVER method show how to budget your unlearning effort across languages instead of blindly retraining everything.
How Cogentic orchestrates prover swarms, adversarial verification, and a persistent ledger to push on open math problems.
How looped transformers and sparse MoE jointly scale, and what their new scaling law implies for model design.
How READ composes many LoRA skills into one model by letting new adapters “read but never write”.
A routed wavelet library plus tiny per-task adapters gives multi-physics coverage while protecting earlier results.
Using expert routing signals to catch hallucinated objects before your VLM answers.
Latent Flow Reasoning Models use continuous diffusion in latent space to generate full reasoning traces instead of token-by-token decoding.
A proposer model learns to rewrite an agent’s harness using execution feedback, enabling test-time adaptation without touching the base model.
How VVR turns synthetic scenes into programmatically checkable rewards that transfer to natural prompts.
How ClearGS re-weights views and repairs frames to make 3D Gaussian Splatting robust to handheld video artefacts.
How ActKV squeezes KV memory in agent loops without killing action quality
How NNV3 extends set-based verification to new model classes, inputs, and fairness constraints.
New results suggest semantic “sameness” is computed jointly, not stored in off‑the‑shelf embedding spaces.
An object-centric cross-view world model for underwater manipulation and how to actually use it in agents.
How failure‑guided harness growth turns repeated agent control into shared executable code.
MiMo-V3’s HySparse2 shows how to redesign attention around agent workloads with KV sharing and token-level sparsity.
How GameHorizon’s multi-horizon gameplay data and evals change how you train and debug agentic systems.
A multi-agent LLM system optimizes Triton kernels while preserving compiler structure and end-to-end correctness.
A new benchmark hides the task inside a story, exposing how brittle our current evaluation and agent designs are.
How WorldCrafter uses camera-queryable implicit memory to keep long video rollouts consistent across time and viewpoints.
Frontier models are now closing real open problems in math, history, and biology; here’s the orchestration pattern builders can actually copy.
How to think about manifolds, layers, and optimizers when you adopt hyperbolic deep learning via hyperbolix in JAX.
How DexTacWAM fuses fingertip touch with video diffusion to control a 22-DoF bimanual manipulator.
A2M shows how attacker-controlled MCP tools can quietly hijack agents and drive up costs; here’s how to think about the control flow and where to put defenses.
How MedRSI turns diagnostic failures into new tools while keeping clinical safety in the loop.
What Xiaomi’s MiMo-V2.6 livestream suggests about scaling RL for agentic systems.