AI YOU Town: Make Friends and Money with Your Digital Twin
The AI YOU framework uses Bayesian updating and prompting to continuously update a user's personality profile across 22 dimensions for digital twin applications.
The AI YOU framework uses Bayesian updating and prompting to continuously update a user's personality profile across 22 dimensions for digital twin applications.
This paper compares human-centered AI guidelines with traditional socio-technical design principles to propose updated heuristics for AI system integration.
A new study explores methods for AI agents to infer personality traits from facial images to improve human-robot interaction.
PHITSBench is a new execution-scored benchmark designed to evaluate AI performance in generating inputs for the PHITS radiation-transport simulation code.
The open-source Python library SupplyNetPy enables high-fidelity modeling and discrete-event simulation of complex supply chain and inventory networks.
This research formalizes the Feedback-Coupled Memory Systems architecture in continuous time, defining agent updates through decentralized economic principles.
A multi-scale vision transformer approach is detailed for identifying multiple plant species in high-resolution photographs using limited training data.
The proposed Replayed-Prefix On-Policy Distillation method aims to reduce the computational costs associated with training agentic LLMs by using off-environment data.
Researchers developed an explainable AI model using LiDAR data to improve the accuracy of satellite ground station siting by better accounting for local terrain obstructions.
This research proposes a model for optimizing power and channel performance in magnetic inductive cellular networks used in underground environments.
WrAFT is a modular automated writing evaluation system designed to provide scoring and feedback for argumentative essays using various large language models.
Researchers have developed a relational database bridge to connect bibliographic metadata with formalized mathematical proof libraries.
This paper proposes using the Toulmin model of argumentation to structure and interpret machine learning predictions for retinal diagnostics.
A new multi-agent framework automates the generation of verifiable rules for classifying chemical reactions to improve computer-assisted synthesis planning.
These lecture notes examine the theoretical relationship between uncertainty quantification and effective decision-making in autonomous agents.
Researchers have introduced a communication framework that allows AI agents to exchange information directly through latent states rather than relying on natural language tokens.
A new self-distillation method for large language models addresses overfitting and exploration issues caused by dense token-level supervision from teacher models.
The HABIB_TAZ system uses synthetic training and multi-objective optimization to help language models separate formal logic from real-world content biases.
Constructive Multi-Sequence Learning improves recommendation systems by moving beyond the monolithic chronological sequence approach used in traditional models.
Pipette is a new simulation platform and benchmark created to improve the training and data efficiency of robotics systems used in biomedical laboratory environments.
The FAST framework improves parallel reinforcement learning for autonomous driving by mitigating the straggler effect during environment sampling.
This study evaluates the performance of various pre-trained audio models for music structure analysis without the need for supervised annotations.
A longitudinal study of over three million learning interactions reveals that while generative AI reduces time spent on math problems, it may negatively impact long-term knowledge retention.
RealityBridge addresses the simulation-to-reality gap in autonomous driving by improving the fidelity of editable 3D Gaussian Splatting scenes.