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This is a submission for the Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge. What I Benchmarked An assistant is waiting for permission to submit something. It could still prepare the files. Does it keep working, or does the pending decision stop everything?
**BACKGROUND** My partner and I have spent the last year building an architecture layer that separates probabilistic intelligence from deterministic authority. We call it IQRAX.
I got accepted for poster presentation at the IAB workshop in Sydney but I won't be able to attend due to a lack of financial support. I wrote the paper as a solo author, and for financial support from my institute, I need to add a supervisor from my college as an author to qualify for assistance.
I do research in neuro-symbolic AI, and like many of you, I was amazed by OpenAI’s recent formal proof of the 3D Navier-Stokes blow-up in Lean 4. Having an AI build a full mathematical proof that compiles with zero errors is a huge milestone for automated reasoning.
I am currently using the dataset CICIDS2017 to train an Isolation Forest model for anomaly detection, I am currently using a split that consists of 70% of ONLY BENIGN traffic for training, 15% BENIGN and 50% attacks for validation and the rest for testing, I used the validation to test with some…
When it comes to naming a company which makes autonomous vehicles and AI software, one must think carefully. This kind of technology brings together software, hardware, transport, data and systems and it's important that the name leaves enough room for all of these areas.
I ran Laya, an open 421M-parameter decision model, in a browser tab and measured what it costs: download, speed and accuracy. In mid-September, TypeSafe AI released Jev, a “System One” model. It doesn’t write text.
TL;DR what is the right interface for writing custom real-time LLM agents? I've noticed many projects (academic, startups, pet, etc) are trying to make LLMs work in real-time world where things happen while the model is thinking.
Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5.5 this week, and the main takeaway isn't a new state-of-the-art benchmark. The real story is the focus on cost-per-task for the bulk of everyday engineering work.
Background: I am about to graduate with my PhD next year in Computer Science from an R1 university. My research background is AI in finance.
I work at ORTUS AI (we develop video analytics). We needed to tell from a single CCTV frame whether a camera had been rotated or installed at an angle (or upside-down), so we tried different models for that, without much luck (low accuracy, lots of false positives on regular camera-like frames).
It is a couple hours past the EOD deadline for the workshop, but as of yet I still haven't recieved an indication of whether my paper has been accepted or not. I got a review early yesterday but nothing else. Is there anyone else in the same situation?
A "photo to rap video" feature looks like a single button, but it is four loosely coupled stages: understanding the photo, writing something worth hearing, performing it, and cutting the result to the beat.
Introduction Computers cannot read words. They only understand numbers. A word embedding turns a word into a list of numbers. Python example model = api.load("glove-wiki-gigaword-50")
coupled-jump.github.io Hi everyone, I’m happy to share our recent NeurIPS 2026 paper, a collaboration across Google, Google DeepMind and Stony Brook University.
I post-trained Qwen3-4B to spend 44% fewer tokens on reasoning, keeping its knowledge and answer style. The whole pipeline ran on one GPU.
Disclosure: I work on NeuralSound, one of the three tools tested here. The method, the raw numbers and the caveats are all below, so you can judge them yourself or rerun the test. Every AI vocal remover says it's "studio quality". Almost none of them publish numbers.
AI phone agents went from obviously robotic to occasionally indistinguishable from a person in about two years. The reason is not one breakthrough. It is that three separate components got good at the same time, and the engineering problem of connecting them got solved well enough.
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