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CocoaBench shows the best tested unified digital agents succeed on only 45.1% of human-designed tasks that demand integrated vision, search, and coding.
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M2-Verify is a new multidomain benchmark dataset for multimodal scientific claim consistency that reveals state-of-the-art models drop from 85.8% to 61.6% Micro-F1 on complex perturbations and produce hallucinated explanations.
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Multi-agent RL on LLM workflows improves base models depending on workflow, task, and scale, with Isolated-Policy reaching higher peaks but more terminal accuracy cliffs than Shared-Policy.
Accuracy-based rewards outperform SFT and other reward variants in GRPO training of VLMs on the PhyX physics benchmark, with attention-weight rewards raising spatial reasoning accuracy from 0.27 to 0.50.
An adaptive conformal prediction approach for LLMs enables prompt-dependent calibration that improves conditional coverage for factuality while preserving marginal guarantees and supporting selective prediction.
CTD trains a lightweight DV probe to predict escalation benefits and calibrates its threshold via multiple hypothesis testing on held-out data to deliver finite-sample guarantees on delegation rate while outperforming uncertainty-based cascades on safety tasks.
I-DLM matches same-scale autoregressive model quality in diffusion language models by enforcing introspective consistency via strided decoding, outperforming prior DLMs on 15 benchmarks including 69.6 on AIME-24.
OASIS tracks an evolving low-dimensional activation subspace to project activations, gradients, and optimizer states, cutting peak memory up to 2x versus full fine-tuning while matching performance on finetuning and pretraining tasks.
Mixing unconditional Gaussian noise with a κ-conditioned source during training of rectified flows reduces path curvature, yielding 12% better FID scores and faster sampling than standard rectified flows.
DiADEM learns demographic importance weights to model annotator disagreement distributions and outperforms LLM and neural baselines on disagreement tracking in DICES and VOICED benchmarks.
ATBench is a new trajectory-level benchmark with 1,000 diverse and realistic scenarios for assessing safety in LLM agents.
Beam search for candidate generation in consistency-based UQ for LLMs reduces variance and improves performance over multinomial sampling on six QA datasets, supported by a theoretical lower bound on beam-set probability mass.
SkillWrapper learns human-readable skill models from images via VLM predicate invention, but its provable soundness/completeness claim is not established.
Turbo-DDCM accelerates DDCM-based zero-shot image compression by batching noise vectors per step while preserving performance and adding priority-aware and PSNR-targeted variants.
KG-R1 trains a single RL agent to retrieve from and reason over knowledge graphs in one loop, achieving higher accuracy with fewer tokens than multi-module baselines and transferring to unseen graphs.
Post-training on reasoning tasks sparks the emergence of specialized attention heads that enable structured computation, with SFT adding stable heads while GRPO uses dynamic activation and pruning tied to reward signals, and controllable think models relying on compensatory heads instead of specific
A new expert-principle preference dataset enables an 8B LLM to reach 87% win rate vs GPT-4o on counseling responses through standard preference optimization.
PGT optimizes latent goal embeddings for frozen policies via trajectory-level preference objectives, reporting 72-81.6% relative gains on 17 Minecraft tasks and 13.4% better OOD performance than fine-tuning.
A dictionary learning method optimizes weighted kernels via gradients for kEDMD to approximate Koopman operators, with pruning of unimportant kernels based on learned weights.
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