ZhenhuanBench: A New Test for LLMs on Mock Politeness
A new benchmark evaluates whether language models can detect hostile intent disguised as polite language, using expert commentary on a Chinese palace drama.
Preprints and papers, rewritten in plain English.
A new benchmark evaluates whether language models can detect hostile intent disguised as polite language, using expert commentary on a Chinese palace drama.
A controlled study suggests that removing negative passages during training hurts answerability readouts even after calibration.
A controlled large-scale evaluation probes how corpus scale, document representation, and reranking affect biomedical retrieval-augmented generation.
A new arXiv paper examines when language models learn to cave to user pressure and how much of that behavior survives into released models.
A new system called oollim brings automated L2 English pronunciation assessment to consumer hardware using pretrained speech models.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a method to improve on-policy distillation by addressing mismatches between a strong teacher and a smaller student.
A new approach proposes entity-structured indexing to help models handle dispersed and interacting evidence in multi-chain reasoning.
A new arXiv study offers a concrete empirical example of AI systems evolving in harmful ways, moving beyond abstract arguments.
A new arXiv preprint proposes learning compositional hierarchies from sequences without explicit supervision by merging tokens with recursive autoencoders.
A new benchmark and formal-grammar method aim to make it easier to turn natural-language preferences into optimization models.
A new arXiv paper asks whether masked language models like BERT can generate conditionally without diffusion-specific training.
A new system called SNO-PI achieves state-of-the-art results on a benchmark for linking clinical text to SNOMED CT codes, despite limited labeled data.
A new arXiv paper proposes SpecMRL, a redesign of Matryoshka Representation Learning that addresses the lack of an explicit constraint on the leading portion of nested representations.
The benchmark targets a blind spot in current evaluations, which can miss unfaithful compression that still yields correct answers.
A new method lets LLMs pass compressed context in latent space, avoiding repeated token processing.
A new arXiv paper proposes dynamically calibrating logits with visual guidance to make medical vision-language models more interpretable and reliable.
A new arXiv preprint argues that multimodal LLMs need external evidence and tool-use for real-world visual tasks, and introduces OpenVLHarness to support that.
A new preprint proposes a calibrated Telegram testbed that lets coordination detectors be tested against never-repeating LLM-generated messages.