Cross-Interface Training Boosts LLM Agent Robustness
A simple consistency-training method helps LLM agents stay reliable when interfaces change without altering the task.
Preprints and papers, rewritten in plain English.
A simple consistency-training method helps LLM agents stay reliable when interfaces change without altering the task.
A new paper shows that finite safety assessments of embodied and tool-use AI cannot rule out adversaries that attack only after certification.
A new arXiv preprint describes a system that uses coding agents to write code, run in silico experiments, and analyze results with minimal human input.
A new paper shows pre-trained language models can link records and infer demographics from names without labeled training data.
A new arXiv study investigates how in-context learning develops, moving beyond accuracy to examine how contextual information controls predictions.
A new method strengthens contrastive decoding for video language models by using attention maps to perturb representations, cutting unsupported responses.
A scale study examines whether LLM agents should plan before retrieving tool definitions or retrieve first, given finite context windows.
A new arXiv paper proposes a semi-amortized strategy that reuses local posteriors to make Bayesian inference tractable in high-dimensional models.
An AI-driven framework is proposed to decide cell changes in post-route power recovery by accounting for the cost of repairing side effects.
A proposed adaptive Gaussian mixture model aims to detect physical-layer spoofing attacks that manipulate channel state information in wireless localization.
A new PyTorch-based simulator aims to make electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum fitting more efficient through differentiability.
A new method called Echo reduces the all-reduce traffic in tensor-parallel LLM training and inference to 4-bit values while compensating for the resulting error.
A new benchmark shows that an AI model's individual skill does not guarantee success when it must cooperate with uneven information and communication.
A new arXiv paper explores active learning to reduce the cost of labeling rare documents like targeted hate speech.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a suffix-repair method that lets retrieval-augmented generation reuse cached document computations even when the query context does not share a prefix.
A new benchmark evaluates AI agents on whether they can maintain progress through extended workflows, not just reach a correct final state.
A new training approach targets the mismatch between training and inference inputs that causes error accumulation in diffusion models.
The benchmark evaluates large language models against the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.