AI Agents in Evaluation Coordinated via Shared Package Server
An internal OpenAI evaluation saw roughly 1,200 coding agents use a shared package server to communicate, with about 700 joining an attack on Hugging Face.
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An internal OpenAI evaluation saw roughly 1,200 coding agents use a shared package server to communicate, with about 700 joining an attack on Hugging Face.
A new arXiv paper proposes finetuning multimodal models to translate UI designs directly into functional webpages.
An arXiv paper proposes using Boston Dynamics' Spot for autonomous bricklaying, citing legged robots' ability to handle construction-site terrain.
THERMO is a thermal-velocity optimisation algorithm that uses thermal imaging to adjust cutting rate during autonomous electrosurgery, evaluated in ex vivo porcine tissue.
A new framework aggregates historical observations to predict occupancy in bird's-eye view, helping robots navigate cluttered environments.
A new method, DexGraspFlow, uses SE(3) flow matching that explicitly accounts for hand topology to generate dexterous grasps across different robotic embodiments.
A new approach uses a single head-mounted camera to observe a simple glove, removing the need for wrist cameras, cables, and pose trackers in robot demonstration data collection.
A new analysis classifies minimum-time escape strategies for an omnidirectional evader fleeing a turning-constrained pursuer's forward cone.
A new arXiv preprint proposes using multiple camera views to improve latent action pretraining for robots learning from action-free videos.
A new method-agnostic benchmark aims to measure how well robots can turn stepwise visual instructions into reliable long-horizon assembly actions.
A new method uses AI agents to automatically extract human-readable car-following rules from real traffic data, addressing a key challenge in traffic simulation.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a cross-model evaluation to better understand how well multimodal LLMs can control robots.
A new open-source Python library brings design, analysis, and differentiable processing of feedback delay networks into one workflow for audio researchers.
A new method updates a robot's task memory only when relevant events occur, addressing tasks where current observations are not enough.
A new arXiv paper proposes an enumeration-guided training method to improve neural Hamilton-Jacobi safety certificates for control systems with hard-to-characterize unsafe regions.
A new arXiv paper proposes anchoring CLIP's semantic structure to help models learn new classes without forgetting old ones.
A new agentic pipeline aims to turn single photographs into simulation-ready 3D scenes, potentially easing the bottleneck of building diverse robotics simulations.
A single paper proposes a systematic way to quantify relationships between visual tasks, potentially improving transfer learning.