Bug Reproduction Tests as Signals for Code Agents
How code agents can use bug reproduction tests as diagnostic signals during patch generation, not just post-hoc checks.
How code agents can use bug reproduction tests as diagnostic signals during patch generation, not just post-hoc checks.
Explores using sparse autoencoders to disentangle dense RAG embeddings for interpretable retrieval analysis and steering.
From steering vectors to model calibrators, this paper frames latent-space intervention as a path to better LLM control and trust.
A look at the main security risks in mobile on-device AI, focusing on attack surfaces across apps, models, and OS.
Examines distributed vs. concentrated public AI compute strategies and what they mean for sovereign AI capacity.
Why LLM self-review should be judged by generator-evaluator consistency, not accuracy alone, in agent workflows.
How model distillation expands from efficiency to API cost, competitive training, and control over data and compute.
How a speech-based cognitive impairment framework turns SHAP and linguistic features into clinical explanations for usability.
A position paper argues LLM unlearning should mean dataset-defined deletion, not output suppression or behavior editing.
How formalized policies can deterministically govern agent tool calls beyond probabilistic prompt steering and filters.
How single-run LLM benchmarks can miss usable performance, and why model choice, retries, and cost matter.
Why reused coding agent config files can become an unmanaged control layer with security and operational risks.
A look at AgentX and the shift from model changes to automating hypothesis, code, experiment, and analysis loops.
Examines whether emotion vectors in open-weight LLMs are internal representations or merely correlated signals for behavior.
HiLSVA emphasizes plan-first workflows, human oversight, and provenance over full autonomy in scientific visualization agents.
A look at how generative AI earns revenue, why infrastructure costs loom large, and how investment and cloud deals shape profitability.
KARLA explores retrieving facts during token generation, reframing RAG tradeoffs around noise, latency, cost, and attribution.
How RAG mixes past and current facts, causing stale-fact errors, and why temporal validity matters in retrieval.
Why AI's growth benefits and existential risks should be compared within one economic framework, not separate debates.
A framework for evaluating VLM visual search with classic human tasks, using token length and search cost beyond accuracy.
DeepBD highlights grounded LLM workflows for inherited disease diagnosis, emphasizing traceable evidence and recall gains.
A look at four plausible LLM failure modes in research-level math and why verification design matters beyond accuracy.
A framework modeling LLM-verifier loops as a four-stage absorbing Markov chain to analyze convergence and failure points.
Why agent safety must shift from internal prompts and filters to external runtime permission enforcement.