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When Is Smaller Greener? Right-Sizing Language Models for Agentic AI
The paper presents a decision model to evaluate language model efficiency based on energy and cost per completed agentic task.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Proposes a sizing decision model rather than an evaluation benchmark.
Asymptotic Behavior of Transformers
The paper mathematically analyzes long-sequence generation in transformers, establishing temperature thresholds required for internal cache convergence.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on asymptotic convergence properties, not model compression or serving.
Asymptotic Behavior of Transformers
The paper mathematically analyzes long-sequence generation in transformers, establishing temperature thresholds required for internal cache convergence.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Mathematical proof of convergence properties, not an empirical benchmark.
Asymptotic Behavior of Transformers
The paper mathematically analyzes long-sequence generation in transformers, establishing temperature thresholds required for internal cache convergence.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Mathematical analysis of attention dynamics, not autonomous agent systems.
Steering Vectors for Competing Ethical Frameworks Are Interchangeable: A Competing-Target Test for Activation Steering
The paper introduces a test showing that steering vectors designed for competing ethical frameworks behave interchangeably in open-weight models.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Studies activation steering vectors, not autonomous multi-step agents.
Steering Vectors for Competing Ethical Frameworks Are Interchangeable: A Competing-Target Test for Activation Steering
The paper introduces a test showing that steering vectors designed for competing ethical frameworks behave interchangeably in open-weight models.
Preprint
LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Analyzes ethical steering vectors, not code generation or program repair.
Steering Vectors for Competing Ethical Frameworks Are Interchangeable: A Competing-Target Test for Activation Steering
The paper introduces a test showing that steering vectors designed for competing ethical frameworks behave interchangeably in open-weight models.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on activation steering evaluation, not model efficiency or quantization.
Steering Vectors for Competing Ethical Frameworks Are Interchangeable: A Competing-Target Test for Activation Steering
The paper introduces a test showing that steering vectors designed for competing ethical frameworks behave interchangeably in open-weight models.
Preprint
Multimodal models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Examines text model representation steering, not multimodal perception.
Steering Vectors for Competing Ethical Frameworks Are Interchangeable: A Competing-Target Test for Activation Steering
The paper introduces a test showing that steering vectors designed for competing ethical frameworks behave interchangeably in open-weight models.
Preprint
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Deals with internal representation steering, not external document retrieval.
Tail Competition Explains Scaling in Best-of-N Sampling for Verifiable Problems
The paper analyzes Best-of-N sampling as an extreme-value competition between tails of correct and incorrect responses to explain reward hacking.
Preprint
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Examines Best-of-N reward sampling, not document retrieval or RAG.
Tail Competition Explains Scaling in Best-of-N Sampling for Verifiable Problems
The paper analyzes Best-of-N sampling as an extreme-value competition between tails of correct and incorrect responses to explain reward hacking.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Studies sampling theory rather than model compression or efficient serving.
Tail Competition Explains Scaling in Best-of-N Sampling for Verifiable Problems
The paper analyzes Best-of-N sampling as an extreme-value competition between tails of correct and incorrect responses to explain reward hacking.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Theoretical analysis of sampling regimes, not multi-step tool-using agents.
Tail Competition Explains Scaling in Best-of-N Sampling for Verifiable Problems
The paper analyzes Best-of-N sampling as an extreme-value competition between tails of correct and incorrect responses to explain reward hacking.
Preprint
Multimodal models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Deals with reward scaling theory, not multimodal data.
Tail Competition Explains Scaling in Best-of-N Sampling for Verifiable Problems
The paper analyzes Best-of-N sampling as an extreme-value competition between tails of correct and incorrect responses to explain reward hacking.
Preprint
LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Theoretical analysis of reward modeling, not code assistants or software repair.
DANGERLENS: Probing Dangerous Representations Hidden by Safety Alignment
The paper introduces an internal probing method to detect whether safety-aligned language models still retain accessible representations of hazardous concepts.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Examines internal safety representation audits, not agent planning or tool use.
Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: The Evolution of Multimodal Agent Memory
The paper provides an analytical framework for how multimodal agents form, represent, and adapt memory over long-horizon tasks.
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Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on memory representations rather than small or quantized models.
Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: The Evolution of Multimodal Agent Memory
The paper provides an analytical framework for how multimodal agents form, represent, and adapt memory over long-horizon tasks.
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LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on multimodal agent memory, not code generation or repair.
Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: The Evolution of Multimodal Agent Memory
The paper provides an analytical framework for how multimodal agents form, represent, and adapt memory over long-horizon tasks.
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Computer vision for industrial applications
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Broad survey of multimodal agents, not industrial defect detection.
Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: The Evolution of Multimodal Agent Memory
The paper provides an analytical framework for how multimodal agents form, represent, and adapt memory over long-horizon tasks.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on agent memory taxonomy, not deployment safety or attacks.
Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: The Evolution of Multimodal Agent Memory
The paper provides an analytical framework for how multimodal agents form, represent, and adapt memory over long-horizon tasks.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Provides a conceptual survey framework rather than an evaluation benchmark.
Seeing, Maintaining, and Learning: The Evolution of Multimodal Agent Memory
The paper provides an analytical framework for how multimodal agents form, represent, and adapt memory over long-horizon tasks.
Preprint
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Analyzes agent cognitive memory, not document retrieval systems.
Beyond Corrected Actions: Training LLM Agents on Textual Critiques
The paper proposes a fine-tuning method that trains language model agents using textual expert critiques alongside corrected actions.
Preprint
LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Evaluates web and retail agents, not software engineering or code LLMs.
Beyond Corrected Actions: Training LLM Agents on Textual Critiques
The paper proposes a fine-tuning method that trains language model agents using textual expert critiques alongside corrected actions.
Preprint
Multimodal models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Applies strictly to text-based multi-turn agent environments.
Beyond Corrected Actions: Training LLM Agents on Textual Critiques
The paper proposes a fine-tuning method that trains language model agents using textual expert critiques alongside corrected actions.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Targets general agent task performance rather than safety guardrails or robustness.
Beyond Corrected Actions: Training LLM Agents on Textual Critiques
The paper proposes a fine-tuning method that trains language model agents using textual expert critiques alongside corrected actions.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Introduces a fine-tuning methodology rather than an evaluation benchmark.
Beyond Corrected Actions: Training LLM Agents on Textual Critiques
The paper proposes a fine-tuning method that trains language model agents using textual expert critiques alongside corrected actions.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on critique-based fine-tuning rather than model pruning or quantization.
Beyond Corrected Actions: Training LLM Agents on Textual Critiques
The paper proposes a fine-tuning method that trains language model agents using textual expert critiques alongside corrected actions.
Preprint
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on multi-turn action training, not retrieval-augmented generation.
Policy-Verified Self-Training: Learning Agent Compliance from Verifiable Policy Rewards
The paper introduces a self-training method that uses runtime policy verification feedback as rewards to teach agents safety compliance.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on policy compliance and preference training, not efficiency or quantization.
Policy-Verified Self-Training: Learning Agent Compliance from Verifiable Policy Rewards
The paper introduces a self-training method that uses runtime policy verification feedback as rewards to teach agents safety compliance.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Proposes a training framework rather than an LLM evaluation benchmark.
Evaluating Compressed Memory: Dependence, Utility, and Content Benefit
The paper evaluates whether language models genuinely benefit from compressed memory by comparing them against memory-free baseline models.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Studies memory grounding methodology rather than model compression techniques.
Evaluating Compressed Memory: Dependence, Utility, and Content Benefit
The paper evaluates whether language models genuinely benefit from compressed memory by comparing them against memory-free baseline models.
Preprint
LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Studies passage memory utility in QA, not code generation.
Evaluating Compressed Memory: Dependence, Utility, and Content Benefit
The paper evaluates whether language models genuinely benefit from compressed memory by comparing them against memory-free baseline models.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Investigates memory representations in QA/story generation, not agent tool use.
Evaluating Compressed Memory: Dependence, Utility, and Content Benefit
The paper evaluates whether language models genuinely benefit from compressed memory by comparing them against memory-free baseline models.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on evaluation methodology rather than deployment safety or jailbreaks.
Evaluating Compressed Memory: Dependence, Utility, and Content Benefit
The paper evaluates whether language models genuinely benefit from compressed memory by comparing them against memory-free baseline models.
Preprint
Multimodal models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses exclusively on text passages and memory representations.
DeLoop: Repeated Actions as Self-Supervision for Long-Horizon Agents
The paper proposes a self-supervised method that uses repetitive tool calls as negative signals to reduce looping behavior in long-horizon agents.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Introduces a preference optimization training method, not an evaluation benchmark.
EvoWeave: Composing Reusable Agent Experience through Operation Level Graphs
The paper introduces an operation-level graph framework that helps interactive agents retrieve and compose reusable fragments from past task experience.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on workflow decomposition and reuse rather than safety or reliability.
EvoWeave: Composing Reusable Agent Experience through Operation Level Graphs
The paper introduces an operation-level graph framework that helps interactive agents retrieve and compose reusable fragments from past task experience.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Proposes an agent memory mechanism rather than a standard benchmark.
ixi-sLM: On-Device sLM for AI Call Agent Service
The paper presents techniques to adapt and quantize a small language model for on-device deployment in phone call agent services.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on on-device model compression, not safety, guardrails, or hallucination mitigation.
ixi-sLM: On-Device sLM for AI Call Agent Service
The paper presents techniques to adapt and quantize a small language model for on-device deployment in phone call agent services.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Engineering report on model deployment, not an evaluation benchmark.
STRATA: Self-Maintaining Structured Experience Graphs for Self-Evolving Language Agents
The paper introduces a structured experience graph memory that organizes and maintains agent workflows across hierarchical abstraction levels.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on agent memory retention and organization rather than AI safety.
STRATA: Self-Maintaining Structured Experience Graphs for Self-Evolving Language Agents
The paper introduces a structured experience graph memory that organizes and maintains agent workflows across hierarchical abstraction levels.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Proposes an agent memory architecture, not an evaluation framework or benchmark.
ELARSpeech: A 30K-Hour Dataset Across 675 Underrepresented Languages for Long-Tail Multilingual Speech Technologies
The paper introduces a speech dataset spanning 675 underrepresented languages to support speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Dataset for speech technologies, not multi-step autonomous planning agents.
ELARSpeech: A 30K-Hour Dataset Across 675 Underrepresented Languages for Long-Tail Multilingual Speech Technologies
The paper introduces a speech dataset spanning 675 underrepresented languages to support speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Presents a multilingual speech dataset rather than an LLM evaluation benchmark.
ELARSpeech: A 30K-Hour Dataset Across 675 Underrepresented Languages for Long-Tail Multilingual Speech Technologies
The paper introduces a speech dataset spanning 675 underrepresented languages to support speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on linguistic coverage, not model compression or serving efficiency.
ELARSpeech: A 30K-Hour Dataset Across 675 Underrepresented Languages for Long-Tail Multilingual Speech Technologies
The paper introduces a speech dataset spanning 675 underrepresented languages to support speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies.
Preprint
LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on multilingual speech data, not software engineering or code.
ELARSpeech: A 30K-Hour Dataset Across 675 Underrepresented Languages for Long-Tail Multilingual Speech Technologies
The paper introduces a speech dataset spanning 675 underrepresented languages to support speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies.
Preprint
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Acoustic speech corpus, not retrieval-augmented generation system.
ELARSpeech: A 30K-Hour Dataset Across 675 Underrepresented Languages for Long-Tail Multilingual Speech Technologies
The paper introduces a speech dataset spanning 675 underrepresented languages to support speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Speech recognition dataset, not safety guardrails or jailbreak prevention.
EpiGuard: An Autonomous Infectious-Disease Early Warning Agent Platform
The paper presents an autonomous agent platform designed to monitor surveillance data and generate early warnings for infectious disease outbreaks.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Describes an applied autonomous agent platform rather than an LLM benchmark.
EpiGuard: An Autonomous Infectious-Disease Early Warning Agent Platform
The paper presents an autonomous agent platform designed to monitor surveillance data and generate early warnings for infectious disease outbreaks.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on disease monitoring agents rather than deployment AI safety risks.
SERO: Learning from Executable Oracle Continuations for Long-Horizon Agentic Reinforcement Learning
The paper proposes an agentic reinforcement learning method that uses executable oracle continuations to guide exploration during long-horizon tasks.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Presents an RL training method rather than an evaluation benchmark.
SERO: Learning from Executable Oracle Continuations for Long-Horizon Agentic Reinforcement Learning
The paper proposes an agentic reinforcement learning method that uses executable oracle continuations to guide exploration during long-horizon tasks.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on agent policy optimization rather than safety guardrails or alignment.
KoAGE: Do Large Language Models Know, Learn, and Coin Korean Neologisms?
The paper introduces a benchmark to evaluate how well language models recognize, infer, and coin newly emerging Korean terms.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on linguistic lexical evaluation rather than safety or reliability.
KoAGE: Do Large Language Models Know, Learn, and Coin Korean Neologisms?
The paper introduces a benchmark to evaluate how well language models recognize, infer, and coin newly emerging Korean terms.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Multi-agent interaction is only a minor experimental subset for coining words.
KoAGE: Do Large Language Models Know, Learn, and Coin Korean Neologisms?
The paper introduces a benchmark to evaluate how well language models recognize, infer, and coin newly emerging Korean terms.
Preprint
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Studies vocabulary acquisition and generation, not retrieval-augmented generation.
KoAGE: Do Large Language Models Know, Learn, and Coin Korean Neologisms?
The paper introduces a benchmark to evaluate how well language models recognize, infer, and coin newly emerging Korean terms.
Preprint
Small and efficient models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on language acquisition evaluation, not model compression or efficiency.
KoAGE: Do Large Language Models Know, Learn, and Coin Korean Neologisms?
The paper introduces a benchmark to evaluate how well language models recognize, infer, and coin newly emerging Korean terms.
Preprint
LLMs for code
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Evaluates natural language neologisms, not software code generation.
KoAGE: Do Large Language Models Know, Learn, and Coin Korean Neologisms?
The paper introduces a benchmark to evaluate how well language models recognize, infer, and coin newly emerging Korean terms.
Preprint
Multimodal models
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Deals strictly with text-based neologisms, not multimodal data.
Scaling LLM Inference via Parallelism: Throughput-Latency Trade-off
The paper presents a systematic framework for selecting optimal parallelism strategies to balance latency and throughput during distributed language model serving.
Preprint
LLM evaluation and benchmarks
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Focuses on inference systems profiling rather than general LLM benchmarking.
Scaling LLM Inference via Parallelism: Throughput-Latency Trade-off
The paper presents a systematic framework for selecting optimal parallelism strategies to balance latency and throughput during distributed language model serving.
Preprint
AI safety and reliability in deployment
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Covers serving systems engineering, not safety, jailbreaks, or robustness.
Scaling LLM Inference via Parallelism: Throughput-Latency Trade-off
The paper presents a systematic framework for selecting optimal parallelism strategies to balance latency and throughput during distributed language model serving.
Preprint
AI agents
via arxiv · 15 Oct, 15:06
Not relevant
Addresses distributed serving systems, not multi-step planning or tool use.
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