MUSE is a new benchmark and three-stage evaluation protocol for text-to-CAD generation that assesses functionality, manufacturability, and assemblability of B-Rep assemblies beyond geometric similarity.
Title resolution pending
3 Pith papers cite this work. Polarity classification is still indexing.
3
Pith papers citing it
years
2026 3verdicts
UNVERDICTED 3representative citing papers
Agent safety cannot be achieved via model refusal training and instead requires external least-privilege enforcement evaluated as action alignment.
PaintBench provides a scalable deterministic benchmark for precise visual editing operations, revealing that even the best of 11 models achieves only 17.1% mIoU and that scores correlate strongly with applied data visualization editing performance.
citing papers explorer
-
MUSE: Benchmarking Manufacturable, Functional, and Assemblable Text-to-CAD Generation
MUSE is a new benchmark and three-stage evaluation protocol for text-to-CAD generation that assesses functionality, manufacturability, and assemblability of B-Rep assemblies beyond geometric similarity.
-
Agent Safety Is Action Alignment
Agent safety cannot be achieved via model refusal training and instead requires external least-privilege enforcement evaluated as action alignment.