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Runs large open-weight MoE models locally by coordinating CPU and GPU resources, caching experts, and reallocating VRAM at runtime. It targets consumer hardware, from laptops to workstation GPUs.
Adds vision to GLM-5.2 by attaching a MoonViT encoder and a trained 49.5M-parameter PatchMerger projector to enable image→text multimodal reasoning; text and vision backbones are frozen, uses NVFP4 quantized weights and targets Blackwell B200 GPUs.
Generates and reasons about multimodal physical-world content—text, images, video and action trajectories—conditioned on text, images, video and robot/vehicle action inputs. An edge-sized (4B) Mixture‑of‑Transformers omni-model optimized for single‑GPU inference and Physical AI tasks (image→video, action prediction, robot policy).
Rewrites agent-facing English into ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English to remove parsing ambiguity for downstream AI agents. Performs sentence-by-sentence rule checks and deterministic rewrites while preserving all facts and scope qualifiers. Best for error messages, tool descriptions, and inter-agent instructions.
Studies train-time knowledge injection via hypernetworks that generate fixed LoRA adapters from large fact corpora, empirically characterizing power-law scaling across hypernetwork depth, width, and target model size and reporting improved OOD generalization.
Applies concrete plain-English rules to AI-generated technical documents and chat replies. It defaults to layman-readable writing, with stricter ASD-STE100 vocabulary rules on request; it does not certify compliance.
Synthesizes RGB frames from structured world states exported by physics engines; it reformulates a heavy generative renderer into a few-step autoregressive streaming model and uses lightweight distilled codecs to reach playable ~30 FPS while preserving G-buffer and prompt control.
Analyzes internal computation of text-to-image diffusion transformers and shows structural template tokens act as implicit semantic registers that maintain object identity during denoising. Introduces a causal interpretability framework (attention decomposition + targeted interventions) and a training-free pruning rule that cuts ~20% attention FLOPs for a ~1.4-point GenEval drop.
Efficient 4B-scale image generation and editing model family that pairs a lightweight VAE tokenizer (Mage-VAE) with a native-resolution multimodal diffusion transformer, reducing tokenization cost by an order of magnitude and enabling few-step high-resolution generation and editing.
A multiple-choice benchmark for evaluating language-model arithmetic: 1,000 continuation-style elementary word problems (4 choices, balanced labels) organized by topic, grade band, and difficulty. Designed for base-model continuation log-likelihood scoring; released under Apache-2.0.
Efficient 4B native-resolution diffusion foundation model for text-to-image generation and instruction-based image editing. Uses a lightweight Mage‑VAE tokenizer and a 4B NR‑MMDiT backbone to produce 512–2048 outputs with low memory and fast inference; ships in Base, RL-aligned and few-step Turbo variants.
Provides GGUF-format quantized shards of Laguna S 2.1 for local or self-hosted inference—packaged for llama.cpp/llama-server and usable with vLLM/Transformers runtimes; targeted at long-context, agentic coding workloads.