AcquisitionSynthesis uses acquisition functions as rewards to train generators that produce higher-quality synthetic data, delivering 2-7% gains on math, medical QA, and coding tasks with improved robustness to forgetting.
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TBPO posits a token-level Bradley-Terry model and derives a Bregman-divergence density-ratio matching loss that generalizes DPO while preserving token-level optimality.
BWLA is the first post-training quantization method for LLMs that achieves 1-bit weights paired with low-bit activations such as 6 bits, using OKT to reshape weights and suppress activation tails plus PSP for low-rank refinement.
Uncertainty and correctness in LLMs are encoded by distinct feature populations, with suppression of confounded features improving accuracy and reducing entropy.
LoRA adapters should be scaled by 1/sqrt(rank) rather than 1/rank to stabilize learning and enable effective use of higher ranks during fine-tuning of large language models.
GAIA benchmark shows humans at 92% accuracy on simple real-world questions far outperform current AI systems at 15%, proposing this gap as a key milestone for general AI.
With enough compute, large models benefit from training on unfiltered data that includes low-quality and distractor examples instead of requiring high-quality filtered data.
Clarification-seeking in LLM agents amplifies prompt injection attack success from ~2% to over 30% across ten frontier models in a new 728-scenario benchmark.
LLMs contain identifiable COCO neurons that enable implicit self-correction against stereotypes; targeted editing of these neurons improves fairness and robustness to jailbreaks while preserving generation quality.
Decision theory shows that LLM cascades are structurally limited by always incurring the cheap model's cost before deciding to escalate, with the best performance given by the envelope of pairwise cascades rather than fixed chains or many stages.
ZAYA1-8B is a reasoning MoE model with 700M active parameters that matches larger models on math and coding benchmarks and reaches 91.9% on AIME'25 via Markovian RSA test-time compute.
PARSE accelerates LLM inference via parallel semantic prefix verification in a single forward pass, delivering 1.25x-4.3x speedups alone and up to 4.5x when combined with EAGLE-3.
COMPASS uses semantic clustering on multilingual embeddings to select auxiliary data for PEFT adapters, outperforming linguistic-similarity baselines on multilingual benchmarks while supporting continual adaptation.
Muon optimizer with weight decay and update scaling achieves ~2x efficiency over AdamW for large LLMs, shown via the Moonlight 3B/16B MoE model trained on 5.7T tokens.
ALLaVA creates 1.3M GPT4V-synthesized samples enabling 4B VLMs to achieve competitive results on 17 benchmarks and match 7B/13B models on some tasks.
Contrastive Activation Addition steers Llama 2 Chat by adding averaged residual-stream activation differences from contrastive example pairs to control targeted behaviors at inference time.
Wireless data lacks the self-contained tokenized substrate of text, so monolithic wireless world models are unsuitable for 6G; composable agentic systems using specialized components and explicit interfaces are the realistic alternative.
Pruning pretrained MoE models outperforms training from scratch under fixed budget, different expert compression methods converge after continued training, and progressive pruning plus multi-token KD improves the final 23A2B model.
Injecting noise into LLM latent trajectories creates diverse reasoning paths whose agreement acts as a confidence signal for selective abstention, cutting error rates from 40-70% to under 15% on math tasks.
LayerBoost selectively replaces or removes attention in non-critical transformer layers to cut inference latency up to 68% while recovering quality via brief distillation.
LightEdit enables scalable lifelong knowledge editing in LLMs via selective knowledge retrieval and probability suppression during decoding, outperforming prior methods on ZSRE, Counterfact, and RIPE while reducing training costs.
SmolLM2 is a 1.7B-parameter language model that outperforms Qwen2.5-1.5B and Llama3.2-1B after overtraining on 11 trillion tokens using custom FineMath, Stack-Edu, and SmolTalk datasets in a multi-stage pipeline.
Multilingual pooling for quality classifiers outperforms monolingual baselines in rank stability and accuracy for LLM pretraining data selection across high- and low-resource languages.
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ZAYA1-8B Technical Report
ZAYA1-8B is a reasoning MoE model with 700M active parameters that matches larger models on math and coding benchmarks and reaches 91.9% on AIME'25 via Markovian RSA test-time compute.
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Parallel Prefix Verification for Speculative Generation
PARSE accelerates LLM inference via parallel semantic prefix verification in a single forward pass, delivering 1.25x-4.3x speedups alone and up to 4.5x when combined with EAGLE-3.
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Towards Scalable Lifelong Knowledge Editing with Selective Knowledge Suppression
LightEdit enables scalable lifelong knowledge editing in LLMs via selective knowledge retrieval and probability suppression during decoding, outperforming prior methods on ZSRE, Counterfact, and RIPE while reducing training costs.