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AppWorld: A Uniform Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Providing a Stable Environment for Evaluating Interactive Coding in API-Related Tasks

As technology continues to advance, the prospects for automation in our daily digital lives are expanding. There's a rise in the ability of large language models (LLMs) to follow instructions, code, and use tools effectively. Many everyday digital tasks involve complex activities across multiple applications, requiring reasoning and decision-making based on intermediate results. A key…

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Salesforce AI has unveiled ‘ThinK’, a novel AI approach that leverages the significant redundancy throughout the channel dimension in the KV Cache.

Large Language Models (LLMs) have transformed natural language processing, demonstrating impressive performance across an assortment of tasks. The Scaling Law suggests that increased model size enhances LLMs' capability to comprehend context and handle long sequences. Applications such as document summarization, code generation, and conversational AI leverage these properties. However, the increased cost and efficiency associated…

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EaTVul: Showcasing More Than 83% Efficacy in Dodging Strikes on Deep Learning-Driven Software Weakness Identification Systems

The field of software vulnerability detection has seen significant strides thanks to the integration of deep learning models. These models assess code to unearth patterns and irregularities that could point to vulnerabilities. Despite their efficacy, these models are not invulnerable to attacks. In particular, adversarial attacks that manipulate input data to trick the model pose…

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Weights2Weights: A Subspace within Diffusion Weights acting as a Comprehensible Hidden Space for Tailored Diffusion Models

Generative models, which can include GANs, often exhibit the ability to encode significant visual concepts linearly within their latent space. This feature allows these models to perform controlled image edits, making alterations to facial attributes such as age and gender. However, in the case of multi-step generative models, like diffusion models, identifying this linear latent…

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This AI document by Apple presents the base language models that fuel Apple’s intelligence features: On-Device AFM and Server AFM.

Apple's researchers have risen to the challenge of developing AI language models that prioritize efficiency, accuracy, ethical considerations, and user privacy. Two such models have been developed: one with three billion parameters that is optimized for on-device use, and a larger server-based model made for Apple's Private Cloud Compute. These models take us closer to…

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Presenting JCDS and JWDS: Innovative Methods for Identifying Dense Subgraph in Time-Based Graphs.

This article presents research by scientists from the University of Helsinki, who have developed advanced algorithms for detecting dense subgraphs in temporal networks. Their work addresses two key challenges in temporal network analysis: identifying Jaccard Constrained Dense Subgraphs (JCDS) and discovering Jaccard Weighted Dense Subgraphs (JWDS). The goal of their research was to maximize total…

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What is the Significance of the Reference Model in Direct Preference Optimization (DPO)? A Practical Evaluation of Ideal KL-Divergence Constraints and Importance

Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) is a sophisticated training technique used for refining large language models (LLMs). It does not depend on a single gold reference like traditional supervised fine-tuning, instead, it trains models to identify quality differences among multiple outputs. Adding reinforcement learning approaches, DPO can learn from feedback, making it a useful technique for…

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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University Investigate Professional Advice and Tactical Variations in Multi-Agent Mimic Learning.

Carnegie Mellon University researchers are exploring the complexities of multi-agent imitation learning (MAIL), a mediation strategy in which a group of agents (like drivers on a road network) are coordinated through action recommendations, despite the mediator lacking knowledge of their utility functions. The challenge of this approach lies in specifying the quality of those recommendations,…

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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University Study Guidance from Experts and Strategic Departures in Multi-Agent Imitation Learning.

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University are examining the challenge of a mediator coordinating a group of strategic agents without knowledge of their underlying utility functions, referred to as multi-agent imitation learning (MAIL). This is a complex issue as it involves providing personalised, strategic guidance to each agent without a comprehensive understanding of their circumstances or…

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