Adaptive Multi-Token Prediction: Draft Length Should Depend on Context
New research suggests the optimal number of tokens to draft in speculative decoding varies with context, making fixed horizons potentially inefficient.
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New research suggests the optimal number of tokens to draft in speculative decoding varies with context, making fixed horizons potentially inefficient.
A new approach prunes underused experts in speech-centric omni-modal models to cut memory while keeping sparse routing's compute savings.
A new arXiv paper shows that harmful requests refused in English may produce unsafe completions when translated into low-resource languages.
A new arXiv preprint proposes weighting teacher supervision by capability rather than policy discrepancy in multi-teacher on-policy distillation.
A new conformal inference framework aims to quantify forecast uncertainty under temporal dependence and distributional shifts.
A new generative foundation model aims to discover interpretable partial differential equations directly from observed data.
A proposed coupled consistency optimization method targets the trade-off between straggler mitigation and model convergence in edge-device training.
A new arXiv paper suggests steering internal activations to improve exploration in reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards.
A new optimization framework balances retrieval quality against latency, cost, and data-residency constraints for geographically spread RAG systems.
A system submitted to ArGuard 2026 combines a masked Arabic language model with CLIP image features for binary and multi-label hateful meme classification.
A new model called HierDTA applies hierarchical structure-aware representation learning to improve drug–target affinity prediction in computer-aided drug discovery.
A new arXiv study asks whether the internal signals used to catch object hallucinations in vision-language models remain reliable.
A new preprint asks whether financial LLM pipelines built in English can be reused across languages or must be rebuilt.
A new arXiv paper identifies why retrieval-augmented QA systems pick frequent but partially matching answers and proposes joint constraint aggregation to address it.
A new method helps agents allocate limited reasoning budgets across multi-step tasks.
An arXiv paper proposes scaling analytics tasks for general-purpose agents through verified workspace evolution.
A new framework applies differential privacy to let users control how their personal profiles are released during personalized LLM inference.
A new arXiv preprint proposes using Lean's precise error messages to repair failed proof steps, rather than discarding them through resampling.