Dynamic Coordination in Multi-Agent LLM and Robotics Systems
A minimal theory of multi-agent coordination through environmental memory, incentive fields, and feedback loops.
A minimal theory of multi-agent coordination through environmental memory, incentive fields, and feedback loops.
A new estimator for stable dependence analysis across autoencoder inputs, latents, and reconstructions, beyond mutual information pitfalls.
Why SBOMs miss agentic AI runtime behavior, environment drift, and exploitability context—and how active provenance AIBOMs address it.
ML-based NIDS can be evaded via adversarial examples like FGSM and GAN. Evaluate robustness and compare ensemble defenses.
AI co-writing can shift users from ideation to reactive selection, affecting expressed claims and even post-writing attitudes.
Industrial LLM hallucinations framed as a reproducibility problem, comparing five prompt strategies to reduce output variance across repeated runs.
Reframes RF channels as sensors and jointly learns quantum probes with models under 5 ms/sample and pipeline constraints.
UniPINN targets three bottlenecks in multi-flow PINNs: shared vs specific features, negative transfer, and loss-scale imbalance.
Defines skills as executable function code and manages them online via create-run-update-on-fail-save-on-success loops.
FuzzingRL combines fuzzing and reinforcement fine-tuning to automatically generate questions that induce VLM failures and reveal weak spots.
Guardian turns messy case docs into schema-aligned spatiotemporal states, builds Markov risk surfaces, plans with RL, then validates via LLM QA.
Guardian proposes a multi-LLM pipeline with a consensus engine for early missing-child searches, emphasizing auditable TEVV operations.
In one-pass non-stationary streams, evaluate PEFT limits and use routing/gating plus stability budgets to reduce forgetting and latency.
As AI-driven R&D loops accelerate, alignment-faking signals (12%) raise operational risk. Lock in TEVV, independent review, and monitoring.
Clinical LLM recommendations can shift with intersecting SDoH (gender, insurance, housing). Test cross-profiles and measure over-refusal before deployment.
Why pathology AI lags after strong benchmarks: external validation, drift/OOD monitoring, workflow fit, and auditable logging.
Explains why token logprobs differ from natural-language confidence, and how to test multi-candidate prompts with seeds and evals.
RAG-Driver grounds driving explanations with retrieved expert demonstrations via RA-ICL, but evaluation still relies on BLEU, METEOR, and CIDEr.
Move beyond context/output limits: evaluate LLM code integration with task decomposition, tool parity, and reproducible build/test rubrics.
RM-R1 proposes reward models that reason before scoring, reporting up to 4.9% gains on public RM benchmarks and highlighting safety evaluation gaps.
How auth (OAuth/OIDC vs API keys), rate/spend limits, and tiered model access policies shape SaaS cost, security, and reliability.
Ulysses splits sequences across GPUs and exchanges K/V via all-to-all to reduce long-context attention bottlenecks and track throughput.
Microsoft introduces Copilot Cowork as a research preview, focusing on long-running, multi-step work and human-in-the-loop execution.
Overview of PCN: iterative inference, fixed-point convergence (dv≈0), links to backprop equivalence/approximation, and compute bottlenecks.