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Learning to Stop without Learning to Stop: Self-Supervised Confidence Training Improves Reasoning Efficiency
Reasoning models often generate very long reasoning traces, making inference computationally expensive. Existing approaches typically improve efficiency either through inference-time early-stopping mechanisms or by explicitly encouraging s…
Source: arXiv · GPT / Qwen
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Gap-free Differentially Private PCA for Gaussian Data
We give a gap-free differentially private algorithm for the principal component analysis (PCA) problem with Gaussian data.
Source: arXiv
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First-Order Stationarity of Reverse Diffusions
Recent literature has shown a strong connection between optimization and sampling. We develop the corresponding first-order theory for diffusion models. First, the SDE-based reverse-time flows of overdamped and underdamped Langevin diffusi…
Source: arXiv
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My Agent Shipped a Post I Gated. It Stayed Live for a Day.
Three batch commits swept a gated post onto this live site. What broke, why globs did it, and the two checks that now run after every deploy. Readers debate where pipeline gates belong: prose or code.
Source: DEV Community
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Statistical attribute alignment for black-box generative AI via output post-processing
Generative AI systems are increasingly used, but aligning their outputs with user requirements poses a continuing challenge. Here, we aim to ensure that the distribution of an attribute of an AI-generated output aligns with a user-specifie…
Source: arXiv
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User Model Extraction via Belief Self-Distillation
Large language models (LLMs) implicitly infer attributes of their users and adapt their behavior accordingly, yet these beliefs remain difficult to inspect and causally manipulate. We introduce Belief Self-Distillation (BSD), a unified rea…
Source: arXiv
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New LoRA Skills Should Read but Never Write
Low-rank adapters (LoRA) make it cheap to fine-tune a large language model once per task, but combining several independently trained adapters into one model remains difficult: merging the updates in weight space causes interference, retra…
Source: arXiv
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Common-Mode Collapse and Recovery in Direct Feedback Alignment
Direct feedback alignment (DFA) trains hidden layers through fixed random projections of output error. With tanh hidden units and independent sigmoid outputs, plain stochastic gradient descent can stall near the loss of a constant predicto…
Source: arXiv
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Compact Documentation for Coding Agents: A Benchmark, an Optimizer, and Why It Does Not Transfer
We investigate whether natural-language documentation helps coding agents resolve software issues, and we build the tools to construct and evaluate it. We introduce a roundtrip benchmark that scores code descriptions by whether code regene…
Source: arXiv
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Trust Guided Decision Transformer
Decision Transformer performance degrades on long rollouts because the conditioning context drifts out of the training distribution. We show that this drift is visible through the model's own next state prediction error, which rises during…
Source: arXiv
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OC-GS: Gaussian Splatting for Irregular Turntable Capture
Uneven rotation and dropped frames make equal-angle assumptions unreliable for turntable reconstruction. We present OC-GS, an object-centric Gaussian splatting that refines each image's angle while maintaining a shared camera, rotation axi…
Source: arXiv
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Strategically Diverse Sampling for Self-Training
Many LLM training and inference methods, including RL and test-time scaling, depend on repeated sampling, but benefit only when the responses meaningfully differ. Self-training faces the same challenge: training data is typically construct…
Source: arXiv · Qwen
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Uncertainty and Explainability in Deep Rough Volatility: A Neural Information-Theoretic Posterior Approach
Deep learning has substantially accelerated the calibration of complex stochastic-volatility models, but neural point calibration alone does not capture the uncertainty remaining after an implied-volatility (IV) surface has been observed. …
Source: arXiv · Grok
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The Difference Between Delegating Code and Delegating Decisions
In my last post, I talked about why AI has become part of my workforce. I have too many things I...
Source: DEV Community
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Adapting for AI: How elementary teachers adjust their practices for an AI-integrated curriculum
Conversational AI tools are entering children's everyday experiences, and schools are interested in adopting them. However, successful classroom integration depends not only on the technology but also on the work teachers do to make it usa…
Source: arXiv
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DeepEdu-v1: Efficient and Scalable Agentic LLMs for Vietnamese Education
AI tutoring could markedly improve learning outcomes for students in developing regions such as Vietnam, yet the two obvious paths both fall short. Cloud assistants such as ChatGPT route sensitive student data to foreign servers---violatin…
Source: arXiv · ChatGPT
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Weight Pair Encoding: Inducing a Smaller Grammar in Neural Network Weights
We show that neural network weights can be explicilty fintuned to admit a smaller grammar. Weight Pair Encoding (WeightPE) does so by placing a lossy Re-Pair compressor inside a straight-through estimator. The int8 weights of the network a…
Source: arXiv
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Multi-agent Scaling Across Disjunctive and Compensatory Tasks
Multi-agent LLM systems are often expected to improve as team size increases, yet the scaling behavior may depend on task structure. Our central contribution is to introduce Steiner's taxonomy of group tasks as a framework for analyzing mu…
Source: arXiv
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Generalization behavior of OPTQ and the role of regularization
Large neural networks can be compressed by rounding or "quantizing" their weights to numbers that admit representations with fewer bits. One algorithm for quantization, OPTQ, progressively quantizes the weights of a neural network so that …
Source: arXiv
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Online Learning via Learned Latent Bayesian Tracking
Online learning in non-stationary environments requires models to adapt rapidly from streaming data under strict computational constraints. A principled approach casts online learning as Bayesian state tracking, where model parameters are …
Source: arXiv
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MexHat: A Dataset for Hate Speech Detection in Mexican Spanish Videos
Ensuring online safety through content monitoring had raised Hate Speech Detection as a crucial task to be addressed. By essence the task demands the capture of contextual cues, which are essential for a precise understanding of the conten…
Source: arXiv
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EAServe: Encode-Aware Disaggregated Serving for Multimodal Large Language Models
Disaggregating the two stages, Prefill and Decode, onto separate GPU pools is now a standard optimization for (text-only) LLM serving. However, multimodal LLMs (MLLMs), which add a third phase, Encode, pose new challenges for resource allo…
Source: arXiv · NVIDIA
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Vibe Was Never the Problem: The Missing Half of Vibe Coding
TL;DR: A vibe is compressed experience: pattern recognition that shows up as a feeling before it...
Source: DEV Community
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Can Two Local AI Agents Build an App Without Me? I Gave Them 6 Rounds to Find Out
I have very, very limited experience with AI agents. I've used AI heavily while building software,...
Source: DEV Community
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A Coding Agent Tried to Fix My CameraX Rotation Bug by Waiting. I Asked for Proof Instead.
A 180-degree tablet rotation left ImageAnalysis using an old target rotation. Device logs helped us replace a timing workaround with a verified fix.
Source: DEV Community
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Multi-Agent Debate Sharpens the Explanation, Not the Decision
When an autonomous agent makes a bad call, the standard architectural reaction is to give it a...
Source: DEV Community
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Hook constraint benchmark kaggle-challenge DONE !!!
This is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge What I Benchmarked 😀: Shortform video...
Source: DEV Community
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Does an AI Trust Itself More Than It Trusts You? A Benchmark for Belief Attribution
This article is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge. "I told an AI something was...
Source: DEV Community
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Best LiteLLM Alternative in 2026
It was a Tuesday in March when my Slack lit up. A friend who runs platform engineering at a...
Source: DEV Community
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How I Built a Local AI Agent Stack for $0/month (Hermes + Windmill + NVIDIA + Groq)
A technical deep-dive into building a reliable local AI agent stack using free-tier LLMs, a custom proxy with key rotation, and self-hosted orchestration.
Source: DEV Community · NVIDIA
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Hexagonal Architecture for Provider-Agnostic RAG Pipelines
Demo stack: LangChain, Llama.cpp, Mistral.ai, Qwen Embeddings, PostgreSQL, Telegraf, Prometheus on...
Source: DEV Community · Qwen / Llama / Mistral
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A Whole Lane Was Losing on Geometry, Not on Merit
I had three categories of document coming in, and a semantic classifier that scored every one against...
Source: DEV Community
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Ask ten questions, read the text once: making a decision model 6.7x faster
A lot of "AI" in production isn't generation at all. It's a pile of small decisions about a piece...
Source: DEV Community
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I wrote five agents to cheat my own benchmark. They found three holes. Three more found me.
I recently published an RL environment — a reinforcement learning task that scores an agent on what...
Source: DEV Community
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RL 4: Early heuristics and the birth of Temporal Difference learning (1959–1968)
TL;DR Bellman's math told you how to act perfectly — on paper. 1959 computers had neither...
Source: DEV Community
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AI Made Me Faster. But Did It Also Make Me Lazy?
I use AI almost every day. ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and other AI tools have become part of...
Source: DEV Community · ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini
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Stop Asking Your Coding Agent to Behave: Gates, Not Prompts
A file-based delivery procedure for Claude Code and Codex that turns workflow preconditions into executable checks, with explicit limits.
Source: DEV Community · Claude
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Towards Understanding LLM-Based Log Anomaly Detection: An Empirical Study of Performance, Efficiency, and Robustness
Large language models (LLMs) have demonstrated promising performance in log anomaly detection, yet how their adaptation strategies, architectures, and deployment configurations affect detection effectiveness remains insufficiently understo…
Source: arXiv
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Equation discovery with Bayesian tree-adjoining grammars
Tree-Adjoining Grammars (TAGs) have recently been introduced to Nonlinear System Identification (NLSI) as a means of encoding an entire model class as a finite set of grammatical rules, from which candidate models are assembled as trees. E…
Source: arXiv
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Brenier Meets Adversarial Training: Optimal Transport Geometry for Robust Learning
Distributionally robust optimization (DRO) provides a principled framework for learning under distribution shift, but its practical use is hindered by the difficulty of evaluating worst-case risks for nonconvex loss functions. We study a p…
Source: arXiv