Agentic Neural Architecture Search
Researchers propose a framework that combines large language model generation with neural architecture search to automate the design of neural networks in open-ended spaces.
Researchers propose a framework that combines large language model generation with neural architecture search to automate the design of neural networks in open-ended spaces.
The WCog-VLA framework integrates semantic world forecasting and generative world evolution to enable proactive decision-making in end-to-end autonomous driving.
This paper proposes a stepwise reinforcement learning approach to prevent text and image modalities from diverging during complex, interleaved multimodal reasoning tasks.
The LoKA framework introduces low-precision FP8 kernels tailored to the numerical sensitivities and communication demands of large-scale recommendation models.
A new study proposes a decision-level metric called correctness agreement to better capture the behavioral changes in large language models caused by post-training quantization.
Researchers have introduced Infinity-Parser2, a multimodal document parsing model trained using a controllable data-synthesis pipeline and reinforcement learning.
Researchers have developed Theoria, a verification architecture that audits large language model outputs by rewriting solutions into typed state transitions to ensure correctness.
This study evaluates the limitations of large language models in applying Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, finding that they struggle to transition from theoretical knowledge to practical, user-specific guidance.
An empirical study of reasoning-capable vision-language models reveals distinct patterns in how their internal uncertainty behaves during multi-step thinking processes.
Researchers have introduced RetailBench, a simulation benchmark designed to evaluate the long-horizon decision-making and strategic stability of language model agents in a virtual retail environment.
Researchers evaluated the reliability of Gemini models acting as audio judges to score full-duplex voice agent conversations directly from raw waveforms.
Researchers have introduced PolyWorkBench, a benchmark designed to evaluate the performance of large language model agents on long-horizon tasks in multilingual environments.
AegisDx is a new clinical reasoning framework that coordinates multiple specialized language models to reduce diagnostic errors and verify medical reasoning.
A new open-source multi-agent firewall architecture secures user interactions with large language models by intercepting and filtering sensitive data across web and programmatic traffic.
Researchers have developed AUTOPILOT-VQA, a benchmark designed to evaluate how well vision-language models can reason about safety-critical traffic incidents using dashcam footage.
The Phasor Transformer block is introduced as a phase-native alternative to standard self-attention, representing sequence states on a unit-circle manifold to bypass quadratic bottlenecks.
An analysis of over two thousand real patient-chatbot interactions led to the development of a patient simulator that models clinical, emotional, and conversational variations.
The paper introduces ContextSniper, a token-efficient code memory module designed to select precise evidence for repository-level program repair using language model agents.
Researchers introduced G-Frame, a multi-agent framework based on game theory principles designed to reduce hallucinations in lightweight language models applied to scientific domains.
DeepTutor is an open-source agentic framework that combines citation-grounded tutoring with calibrated feedback to personalize educational interactions.
MentalHospital is a virtual simulation environment designed to evaluate how effectively large language models handle complete psychiatric clinical encounters.
Researchers developed a multi-agent pipeline based on the Model Context Protocol to convert natural-language documentation into standardized formats for continuous compliance in critical infrastructure.
Researchers developed SLORR, an in-training low-rank regularization method designed to make neural networks more compressible without requiring complex matrix decompositions.
The paper introduces a method for identifying and localizing failures within complex, multi-agent systems powered by large language models.