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Apple’s researchers suggest Ferret-UI: A unique large language model (MLLM) built specifically to improve comprehension of mobile UI screens.

Mobile applications play a crucial role in day-to-day life, however, the diversity and intricacy of mobile UIs can often pose challenges in terms of accessibility and user-friendliness. Many models struggle to decode the unique aspects of UIs, such as elongated aspect ratios and densely packed elements, creating a demand for specialized models that can interpret…

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Stanford and MIT researchers have unveiled the Stream of Search (SoS): A Machine Learning structure, designed to allow language models to learn how to resolve issues by conducting searches in language without relying on any external assistance.

To improve the planning and problem-solving capabilities of language models, researchers from Stanford University, MIT, and Harvey Mudd have introduced a method called Stream of Search (SoS). This method trains language models on search sequences represented as serialized strings. It essentially presents these models with a set of problems and solutions in the language they…

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A collaborative team from MIT and Stanford introduced the Search of Stream (SoS), a machine learning structure that allows language models to learn problem-solving skills through linguistic searching without the need for external assistance.

Language models (LMs) are a crucial segment of artificial intelligence and can play a key role in complex decision-making, planning, and reasoning. However, despite LMs having the capacity to learn and improve, their training often lacks exposure to effective learning from mistakes. Several models also face difficulties in planning and anticipating the consequences of their…

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This AI Research Presents ReasonEval: An Innovative Machine Learning Approach for Assessing Mathematical Logic Beyond Precision

The complexity of mathematical reasoning in large language models (LLMs) often exceed the capabilities of existing evaluation methods. These models are crucial for problem-solving and decision-making, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Yet the primary method of evaluation – comparing the final LLM result to a ground truth and then calculating overall accuracy…

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The University of Cambridge’s researchers have suggested AnchorAL: an innovative method of machine learning for active learning in tasks involving unbalanced classification.

Generative language models in the field of natural language processing (NLP) have fuelled significant progression, largely due to the availability of a vast amount of web-scale textual data. Such models can analyze and learn complex linguistic structures and patterns, which are subsequently used for various tasks. However, successful implementation of these models depends heavily on…

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AutoWebGLM: An Automated Web Navigation Agent, Superior to GPT-4, Based on ChatGLM3-6B

Large Language Models (LLMs) have taken center stage in many intelligent agent tasks due to their cognitive abilities and quick responses. Even so, existing models often fail to meet demands when negotiating and navigating the multitude of complexities on webpages. Factors such as versatility of actions, HTML text-processing constraints, and the intricacy of on-the-spot decision-making…

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CT-LLM: A Compact LLM Demonstrating the Important Move to Prioritize Chinese Language in LLM Development

Natural Language Processing (NLP) has traditionally centered around English language models, thereby excluding a significant portion of the global population. However, this status quo is being challenged by the Chinese Tiny LLM (CT-LLM), a groundbreaking development aimed at a more inclusive era of language models. CT-LLM, innovatively trained on the Chinese language, one of the…

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Exploring the Efficiency of Sampling in Compact Latent Diffusion Models

Latent diffusion models (LDMs) are at the forefront of the rapid advancements in image generation. Despite their ability to generate incredibly realistic and detailed images, they often struggle with efficiency. The quality images they create necessitate several steps and can slow down the process, limiting their utility in real-time applications. Consequently, researchers are relentlessly exploring…

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Direct Nash Optimization (DNO), a highly scalable machine learning algorithm, has been launched by Microsoft AI. This algorithm seamlessly integrates the straightforwardness and stability of Contrastive Learning, with the broad applicability of optimizing universal preferences.

The development of Large Language Models (LLMs) has depicted significant progress in the field of artificial intelligence, particularly in generating text, reasoning, and decision-making in a manner resembling human-like abilities. Despite such advancements, achieving alignment with human ethics and values remains a complex issue. Traditional methodologies such as Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) have…

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Researchers from Cornell University propose the use of reinforcement learning for consistency models to improve training and inference efficiency in text-to-image generation.

Computer vision—a field that strives to connect textual semantics with visual imagery—often requires complex generative models, and has broad applications including improving digital art creation and design processes. A key challenge in this area is to produce high-quality images efficiently which match given textual descriptions. In the past, computer vision research focused on foundational diffusion models…

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This Research Article Presents PISSA: Adapting Principal Singular Values and Singular Vectors of Large-Scale Language Models in Machine Learning

As artificial intelligence continues to develop, researchers are facing challenges with fine-tuning large language models (LLMs). This process, which improves task performance and ensures that AI behaviors align with instructions, is costly because it requires significant GPU memory. This is especially problematic for large models like LLaMA 6.5B and GPT-3 175B. To overcome these challenges, researchers…

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Microsoft research team suggests that visualizing thoughts can enhance spatial reasoning in extensive language models.

Large Language Models (LLMs), outstanding in language understanding and reasoning tasks, still lack expertise in the crucial field of spatial reasoning exploration, an area where human cognition shines. Humans are capable of powerful mental imagery, coined as the Mind's Eye, enabling them to imagine the unseen world, a concept largely untouched in the realm of…

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