Formal Raising: Embedding Verifiable Ethics in AI Development
A new arXiv preprint argues that AI should be raised like Turing's 'child machine' with formal, verifiable ethical properties built into its development.
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A new arXiv preprint argues that AI should be raised like Turing's 'child machine' with formal, verifiable ethical properties built into its development.
A new arXiv paper addresses the problem of selecting the correct IoT device when multiple devices offer the same capability to an LLM agent.
A new arXiv paper proposes a credit-aware variant of on-policy distillation to better train small language agents that use tools.
A new approach applies CVaR selection pressure to make LLM-discovered heuristics robust against worst-case performance.
A new arXiv paper proposes a collective weight-perturbation defense to keep language models aligned after fine-tuning.
A new framework, ActTime, treats future actions as controllable inputs in time-series models, enabling comparison and optimization before execution.
A new framework combines federated learning with quantum-inspired optimization to let medical institutions fine-tune LLMs without sharing raw data.
A probabilistic analysis of 94 groundwater samples finds lead, arsenic, and cadmium drive most risk, with about a third of sites likely exceeding safe hazard levels.
A new approach proposes transferring human expert strategies to LLM agents to reduce the computational cost of automated fact-checking.
A new paper proposes constraining Fixed-Point Reasoners to a hypersphere, changing the geometry of adaptive loop halting in looped transformers.
A new arXiv paper proposes methods to localize which external sources an agentic LLM used and test whether its predictions truly depend on them.
A study of 6,164 manufacturing source-task pairs shows how routing and bounded revision can control when LLM judgments are used in evidence screening.
A new feature-selection method ranked first in every tested dataset–metric combination for small-sample molecular classification.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a benchmark for evaluating the timing of proactive agents' contributions in multi-party chat.
A new paper describes 'claim laundering,' a failure mode in which agent decision models rely on stale internal records instead of current environmental signals.
A new arXiv paper proposes productive state-space exploration to address inefficient action selection and repetitive behavior in multi-turn reinforcement learning for LLM agents.
A new model treats generation order as a learnable choice rather than a fixed left-to-right or any-order assumption.
A new study examines how seller-controlled content can influence what large language models recommend when shopping on a user's behalf.