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Every paper checked for brief #4 of 12–19 Oct 2026 — nothing is hidden. Brief papers first.
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| garak: A Framework for Security Probing Large Language Models Presents an open-source security probing framework to evaluate language models against adversarial attacks and identify vulnerabilities. PreprintOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) via blog · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Does not address retrieval-augmented generation or document grounding. | |
| garak: A Framework for Security Probing Large Language Models Presents an open-source security probing framework to evaluate language models against adversarial attacks and identify vulnerabilities. PreprintOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via blog · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Does not focus on model compression, quantization, or efficient serving. | |
| garak: A Framework for Security Probing Large Language Models Presents an open-source security probing framework to evaluate language models against adversarial attacks and identify vulnerabilities. PreprintOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | LLMs for code via blog · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Covers security vulnerability probing, not coding assistants or code generation. | |
| garak: A Framework for Security Probing Large Language Models Presents an open-source security probing framework to evaluate language models against adversarial attacks and identify vulnerabilities. PreprintOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | AI agents via blog · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Focuses on red-teaming LLMs, not multi-step agent planning or tool use. | |
| garak: A Framework for Security Probing Large Language Models Presents an open-source security probing framework to evaluate language models against adversarial attacks and identify vulnerabilities. PreprintOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | Multimodal models via blog · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Targets text LLMs and dialogue probing, not multimodal models. | |
| garak: A Framework for Security Probing Large Language Models Presents an open-source security probing framework to evaluate language models against adversarial attacks and identify vulnerabilities. PreprintOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via blog · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant The main contribution is a security assessment and red-teaming tool, fitting AI safety. | |
| A Survey on IEEE 802.11bn Wi-Fi 8: Advantages of Ultra High Reliability for Next-Generation Wireless LANs Surveys physical and media access control layer enhancements in the IEEE 802.11bn Wi-Fi 8 standard for ultra-high reliability applications. Peer-reviewed | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Surveys Wi-Fi wireless networking standards, not AI safety or model deployment reliability. | |
| Hybrid AI and Computer Vision Framework for PCB/SMD Defect Detection with GUI-Enabled IoT Deployment Combines YOLO architectures, attention mechanisms, and classical computer vision features to detect defects on printed circuit boards. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Presents industrial defect detection for PCBs, not AI safety, guardrails, or alignment. | |
| The Infeasibility of Quantifying the Reliability of Life-Critical Real-Time Software Argues that statistical methods cannot practically quantify the reliability of life-critical software due to required testing volume. Peer-reviewed | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Discusses traditional real-time software reliability theory, not AI or machine learning systems. | |
| WIP: Active Learning Through Prompt Engineering and Agentic AI Simulation-A Pilot Project in Computer Networks Education Simulates classroom interactions using multiple language model agents configured to support student learning in computer networks education. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Covers classroom simulation for education, not AI safety, jailbreaks, or deployment guardrails. | |
| Landscape and Taxonomy of Prompt Engineering Patterns in Software Engineering Surveys and categorizes prompt engineering patterns used to improve large language model performance in software engineering tasks. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Surveys general prompt engineering patterns for software engineering, not safety or guardrails. | |
| Safety-Aware Imitation Learning via MPC-Guided Disturbance Injection Injects model-predictive control disturbances into expert robot demonstrations to train imitation learning policies that recover safely from errors. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Addresses physical robotic control safety rather than AI system safety and reliability deployment. | |
| Safety-Aware Imitation Learning via MPC-Guided Disturbance Injection Injects model-predictive control disturbances into expert robot demonstrations to train imitation learning policies that recover safely from errors. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Concerns robotics imitation learning and control, not industrial vision or inspection. | |
| Multimodal Approaches for Efficient Evaluation of Handwritten Answer Scripts via Large Language Models Evaluates handwritten exam scripts using vision-language models and dynamic response fragmentation rather than traditional text recognition. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Applies vision-language models to grading rather than efficient model compression or serving. | |
| Online Model Distillation for Efficient Video Inference Specializes compact video segmentation models on live camera streams by intermittently distilling knowledge from a larger teacher model. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2018) Older paper (2018) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Addresses video segmentation inference, not industrial defect detection or manufacturing. | |
| Online Model Distillation for Efficient Video Inference Specializes compact video segmentation models on live camera streams by intermittently distilling knowledge from a larger teacher model. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2018) Older paper (2018) — discussed this week | Multimodal models via ieee · 19 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Focuses on pure computer vision segmentation, not multimodal text-vision models. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Studies chart generation and understanding, not industrial manufacturing defect inspection. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Investigates self-improvement in multimodal models, not retrieval-augmented generation. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Proposes a training framework rather than evaluating LLM benchmarks or judge mechanisms. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | AI agents via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Focuses on unified multimodal model training loops rather than autonomous agents. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Explores model training loops rather than deployment safety, guardrails, or red-teaming. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLMs for code via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Uses program writing only internally for multimodal self-improvement, not coding assistants. | |
| Recursive Self-Improvement in Unified Multimodal Models The authors introduce a training loop where multimodal models use text and visual abilities alongside program execution to generate their own training data. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via blog · 18 Oct, 06:22 | Not relevant Focuses on recursive self-improvement training, not model compression or efficient inference. | |
| A Fast Template Matching Method for Pose Estimation of Surface Mount Components The paper proposes a modular template matching method for estimating surface mount component poses during circuit board assembly. Peer-reviewed | Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) via ieee · 18 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Deals with surface mount pose estimation, not retrieval-augmented generation. | |
| Zero-Shot Visual Place Recognition via Context-Guided Feature Aggregation and VLM-Driven Re-Ranking The text contains only publisher page metadata for a paper on visual place recognition using feature aggregation and reranking. Peer-reviewed | Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) via ieee · 18 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Focuses on visual place recognition rather than retrieval-augmented generation for LLMs. | |
| Home healthcare via wireless biomedical sensor network The text contains only publisher storefront metadata for a paper on wireless biomedical sensor networks for healthcare. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2008) Older paper (2008) — discussed this week | Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) via ieee · 18 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Focuses on wireless biomedical sensor networks, not retrieval-augmented generation. | |
| Graphectory Viewer: A Tool for Process-Centric Analysis of Agentic Software Trajectories The paper introduces an interactive web-based tool for analyzing and visualizing execution trajectories of software engineering agents. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via acm · 18 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Focuses on execution trajectory visualization rather than deployment safety or guardrails. | |
| Graphectory Viewer: A Tool for Process-Centric Analysis of Agentic Software Trajectories The paper introduces an interactive web-based tool for analyzing and visualizing execution trajectories of software engineering agents. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via acm · 18 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant A trajectory inspection tool rather than a benchmark or evaluation method. | |
| Where Do AI Coding Agents Fail? An Empirical Study of Failed Agentic Pull Requests in GitHub The paper analyzes 33,000 GitHub pull requests to examine why AI coding agent contributions succeed or fail. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via acm · 18 Oct, 06:18 | Not relevant Empirical study of pull requests, not benchmark creation or evaluation. | |
| Zero-RAG: Towards Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Zero Redundant Knowledge The paper introduces a method to reduce redundant external knowledge retrieval by estimating what a language model already knows. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Focuses on corpus pruning and routing methods rather than general evaluation frameworks. | |
| Zero-RAG: Towards Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Zero Redundant Knowledge The paper introduces a method to reduce redundant external knowledge retrieval by estimating what a language model already knows. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | LLMs for code via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Addresses general retrieval-augmented generation rather than software engineering or code generation. | |
| Zero-RAG: Towards Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Zero Redundant Knowledge The paper introduces a method to reduce redundant external knowledge retrieval by estimating what a language model already knows. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Focuses on RAG corpus optimization, not small models, distillation, or quantization. | |
| Zero-RAG: Towards Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Zero Redundant Knowledge The paper introduces a method to reduce redundant external knowledge retrieval by estimating what a language model already knows. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Addresses retrieval redundancy and efficiency, not AI safety guardrails or alignment. | |
| Zero-RAG: Towards Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Zero Redundant Knowledge The paper introduces a method to reduce redundant external knowledge retrieval by estimating what a language model already knows. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI agents via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Focuses on retrieval corpus pruning, not multi-step agent planning or tool use. | |
| Zero-RAG: Towards Retrieval-Augmented Generation with Zero Redundant Knowledge The paper introduces a method to reduce redundant external knowledge retrieval by estimating what a language model already knows. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Multimodal models via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Works strictly with text retrieval without multimodal data or vision-language models. | |
| A Survey of Secure Retrieval-Augmented Generation This survey paper reviews attacks, defenses, and evaluation methods across 135 studies on secure retrieval-augmented generation systems. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | AI agents via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Survey focuses on RAG security rather than multi-step autonomous agent workflows. | |
| A Survey of Secure Retrieval-Augmented Generation This survey paper reviews attacks, defenses, and evaluation methods across 135 studies on secure retrieval-augmented generation systems. PreprintOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via blog · 17 Oct, 06:24 | Not relevant Primary focus is security taxonomy and threats, not general evaluation methodologies or benchmarks. | |
| In-Band Network Telemetry for End-to-End Service Performance Monitoring in Broadband Networks: A Survey and Deployment Feasibility Analysis This survey reviews in-band telemetry methods and assesses their practical feasibility for monitoring service performance across broadband networks. Peer-reviewed | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Deals with broadband network telemetry, not AI deployment safety or reliability. | |
| Approaches to Identifying SQL Injection Vulnerabilities The paper applies the sequential minimal optimization algorithm to detect SQL injection attacks using network traffic data. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Covers conventional SQL injection detection, not AI deployment safety or reliability. | |
| The Precision of Model to Detect AI-generated Text: Comparison on AI Text Detectors and Impact of Paraphrasing The paper evaluates ten models for detecting Indonesian AI-generated text and examines how paraphrasing affects detection accuracy. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Focuses on detecting generated text, not AI deployment safety or reliability. | |
| A Highly Efficient Design of Triple-Band Flexible Rectenna for Ambient RF Energy Harvesting in Passive IoT Applications The paper presents a flexible triple-band rectenna designed for ambient radio-frequency energy harvesting to power passive Internet of Things devices. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant About RF energy harvesting hardware, not small or efficient AI models. | |
| Efficient Serverless Resource Allocation for MapReduce Job Based on A* Algorithm The paper introduces an improved A-star algorithm to optimize serverless resource allocation and job scheduling for MapReduce workloads. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2024) Older paper (2024) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Addresses cloud serverless resource allocation, not small or efficient AI models. | |
| Power and Area-Efficient Multiplier Architectures: A Comparative Study of Array, Dadda, Booth, Wallace Tree, and Vedic Multipliers The paper evaluates and compares the power consumption and resource utilization of five 64-bit multiplier architectures implemented on an FPGA platform. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Deals with digital hardware multipliers, not small or efficient AI models. | |
| Efficient Data Augmentation for Bioacoustics: A Noise-Enriched Bird Sound Dataset The paper proposes a noise-enrichment data augmentation methodology and curated dataset to improve bird sound recognition models under limited data conditions. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Focuses on bioacoustic data augmentation, not small or efficient AI models. | |
| ETPS: Efficient Two-Pass Encoding Scheme for Adaptive Live Streaming The paper presents an efficient two-pass encoding scheme using low-complexity spatial and temporal features for adaptive live video streaming. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2022) Older paper (2022) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Focuses on video compression codecs, not small or efficient AI models. | |
| Improved fast gauss transform and efficient kernel density estimation The paper proposes an improved fast Gauss transform algorithm for efficient kernel density estimation in computer vision applications. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2003) Older paper (2003) — discussed this week | Small and efficient models via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:20 | Not relevant Abstract contains no technical content to judge model efficiency. | |
| Measurement-Based Evaluation of Inhomogeneity Effects on PE Path-Loss Prediction The paper examines how along-path evaporation duct variations affect parabolic equation path-loss predictions using maritime radio measurements. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Studies maritime radio path-loss prediction, not language model benchmarking. | |
| Concept Map Mining: A Definition and a Framework for Its Evaluation The paper provides a formal definition and an evaluation framework for concept map mining techniques. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2008) Older paper (2008) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Abstract lacks detail and focuses on concept map mining. | |
| Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy Of Single Particles By Ac Nanopore Method-Toward Evaluation Of Dielectric Properties Of Single Nanoparticles- The paper studies electrical impedance spectroscopy using an AC nanopore method to evaluate the dielectric properties of single nanoparticles. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2023) Older paper (2023) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Addresses electrical impedance spectroscopy, not language model evaluation benchmarks. | |
| Rederived Closed-Form Continuous-Time Neural Networks The paper introduces an approximation method using Lagrange interpolation to derive closed-form solutions for continuous-time neural networks. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Focuses on continuous-time neural networks, not LLM benchmark evaluation. | |
| High Resolution ADC for Ultrasound Color Doppler Imaging Based on MASH Sigma-Delta Modulator The paper presents a high-resolution analog-to-digital converter architecture using a sigma-delta modulator for ultrasound color Doppler imaging. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2020) Older paper (2020) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Discusses medical ultrasound hardware converters, not language model evaluation. | |
| From 5G to 6G Networks: A Survey on AI-Based Jamming and Interference Detection and Mitigation The paper surveys artificial intelligence techniques for detecting and mitigating jamming and interference in 5G and 6G wireless communication networks. Peer-reviewed | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Surveys wireless interference mitigation, not industrial computer vision. | |
| Representation Gaps in Lightweight Phishing Email Detection Under MIME, HTML, and URL Obfuscation The paper investigates the gap between raw obfuscated email source and recipient-visible text, evaluating lightweight classifiers under different obfuscations. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2026) Older paper (2026) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Focuses on text-based phishing email detection, not industrial vision. | |
| SAJD: Self-Adaptive Jamming Attack Detection in AI/ML Integrated 5G O-RAN Networks This paper introduces an adaptive framework to detect radio jamming attacks within machine learning integrated 5G Open RAN architectures. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI agents via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Focuses on telecommunication closed-loop control, not LLM planning agents. | |
| SAJD: Self-Adaptive Jamming Attack Detection in AI/ML Integrated 5G O-RAN Networks This paper introduces an adaptive framework to detect radio jamming attacks within machine learning integrated 5G Open RAN architectures. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | LLM evaluation and benchmarks via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Focuses on wireless signal telemetry rather than LLM benchmarks. | |
| SAJD: Self-Adaptive Jamming Attack Detection in AI/ML Integrated 5G O-RAN Networks This paper introduces an adaptive framework to detect radio jamming attacks within machine learning integrated 5G Open RAN architectures. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | AI safety and reliability in deployment via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Addresses telecommunications network jamming attacks rather than LLM safety. | |
| SAJD: Self-Adaptive Jamming Attack Detection in AI/ML Integrated 5G O-RAN Networks This paper introduces an adaptive framework to detect radio jamming attacks within machine learning integrated 5G Open RAN architectures. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Involves telecommunications network jamming, not industrial visual inspection. | |
| Bayesian Inference-assisted Machine Learning for Near Real-Time Jamming Detection and Classification in 5G New Radio (NR) This paper uses Bayesian inference combined with machine learning models to detect and classify jamming attacks in 5G networks. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2023) Older paper (2023) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Deals with radio signal jamming detection, not industrial vision. | |
| Convolution Neural Network-Based Acne Detection and Classification: A Novel Based Approach for Automated Dermatological Analysis This paper presents a convolutional neural network model to detect and classify facial acne across four areas of the face. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Focuses on clinical dermatological classification rather than industrial defect detection. | |
| Low-Cost Intrusion Detection System for CAN Bus Networks Using RISC-V with Binarised Neural Networks This paper implements a lightweight binary neural network on a RISC-V processor to detect attacks on vehicle CAN bus networks. Peer-reviewedOlder paper (2025) Older paper (2025) — discussed this week | Computer vision for industrial applications via ieee · 17 Oct, 06:19 | Not relevant Addresses automotive network intrusion detection, not industrial computer vision. |
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