SMART framework measures semantic impact of speech-recognition errors
A new evaluation framework for speech recognition goes beyond word error rate to label which transcription mistakes actually change meaning.
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A new evaluation framework for speech recognition goes beyond word error rate to label which transcription mistakes actually change meaning.
A new arXiv preprint proposes countering the stochasticity of generative priors by grounding super-resolution in explicitly retrieved world knowledge.
A new arXiv preprint outlines a unified guardrail framework to mitigate safety risks in agentic AI systems that plan and execute complex workflows.
A new arXiv paper proposes secure delegation networks to mitigate voting power concentration in liquid democracy systems.
A new arXiv paper proposes a commitment scheme to let autonomous speech agents trade data without revealing it.
A new arXiv preprint proposes using small language models to detect indirect prompt injection and retrieval poisoning in local RAG systems.
A new arXiv paper proposes a role-aware, graduated approach to help LLMs handle mixed-sensitivity information without over-disclosing.
The result could affect security arguments for memory-hard functions and proofs of space based on pebbling lower bounds.
A new arXiv paper proposes using digital twins to improve cyber-social impact as ICS and IT integration expands the threat landscape.
A new approach aims to reduce the overhead that has kept privacy-preserving machine learning from practical edge deployment.
A new arXiv preprint proposes an adversarial traffic generation method that could evade classifiers making decisions from only the first few packets.
A new approach to privacy accounting for empirical denoisers could help diffusion models achieve formal guarantees without the full cost of DP training.
A new arXiv paper tackles the challenge of deciding whether a continuous fuzzing campaign needs additional runs to catch more vulnerabilities.
New research argues that industrial control commands must be re-validated at execution time because the plant may have changed while the command was in transit.
A new framework targets information leaks that arise when Android native code and WebView JavaScript exchange data.
A new arXiv paper explores how Shimura class group actions on oriented superspecial abelian varieties could serve as a basis for post-quantum cryptography.
A new arXiv proposal embeds robust watermarks in proprietary LLM outputs to deter training surrogate copies with minimal semantic change.
A new arXiv study reveals a previously unexplored attack surface that could let attackers remotely trigger dormant malware in LiDAR sensing pipelines.