DeepTutor: Towards Agentic Personalized Tutoring
DeepTutor is an open-source agentic framework that combines citation-grounded tutoring with calibrated feedback to personalize educational interactions.
DeepTutor is an open-source agentic framework that combines citation-grounded tutoring with calibrated feedback to personalize educational interactions.
Researchers proposed an SVD-based vision token pruning method to reduce the computational and memory overhead of processing long sequences in Vision-Language Models.
The paper introduces a harness-engineering architecture designed to make enterprise large language model agents more traceable, deterministic, and auditable.
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 developed SLORR, an in-training low-rank regularization method designed to make neural networks more compressible without requiring complex matrix decompositions.
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.
Industry experts in China report that the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is driving the emergence of a token-based economy for pricing and delivering digital services.
Former autonomous driving engineers are applying closed-loop data systems to develop smart sleep technology for bedrooms.
Electronic components distributor Hottech predicted its net profit for the first half of 2026 would rise by up to 376.03% year-on-year.
China's State Council has approved the 15th Five-Year Plan for Expanding Consumption, which outlines measures to boost inbound tourism and expand visa-free entry.
Huawei plans to debut its next-generation Atlas 950 SuperPoD computing cluster and the world's first AI agent-enabled smartphone at the upcoming World Artificial Intelligence Conference.
A new benchmark called PredicateLongBench has been introduced to systematically analyze the specific factors that make long-context tasks difficult for large language models.
CausalDS is a new benchmark designed to evaluate the causal reasoning and data analysis capabilities of language model agents.
A new framework maps large language model personality traits within weight space using low-rank adapters to measure and control model personas.
A new multi-agent workflow utilizing large language models has been developed to autonomously formalize complex theorems in theoretical physics.
Researchers have introduced a proactive memory agent designed to mitigate behavioral state decay in long-horizon tasks by actively retrieving relevant context.
Researchers propose a hierarchical framework that utilizes a centralized large language model for strategic planning to coordinate specialized reinforcement learning policies in multi-agent environments.
The paper introduces SearchGen-20K and SearchGen-Bench to address the world-knowledge limitations of visual generators by integrating search capabilities.
The study presents a mechanistic taxonomy and diagnostic pipeline to track how failures like reward hacking and policy collapse emerge during reinforcement learning from human feedback.
The Large Sparse Reconstruction Model demonstrates how expanding transformer context windows can improve the recovery of fine-grained textures in feed-forward 3D reconstruction.
Researchers have introduced Concept-as-Tree, a synthetic data framework designed to improve the personalization capabilities of vision-language models by generating high-quality positive and negative samples.
Researchers developed liteOdyssey, a lightweight framework that guides general-purpose language models through diagnostic reasoning for rare diseases without altering model weights.
Researchers have introduced ProjAgent, a repository-level code generation system that retrieves functions based on procedural logic rather than simple lexical or semantic similarity.
This study investigates how pre-trained code models internally represent programming types by probing their hidden states across different programming languages.