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Investigates long-horizon memorization in language models by evaluating how complementary continual-learning mechanisms (data, function, weight anchors and low-rank allocation/LoRA) compose to reduce catastrophic forgetting across 100 sequential tasks; best composition raises final retention from 1.2% to 34.9%.
Evaluates whether AI agents can autonomously use Sparse Autoencoders (SAEs) to discover interpretable features and causally steer model behavior. Introduces a 20-task benchmark that has agents design contrastive probes to search a 131K+ feature dictionary in Gemma-2-9B-IT and evaluates activation rank, selectivity, and causal steering against expert references.
A multimodal, agentic LLM optimized for long‑horizon, visually grounded workflows — capable of operating browsers and terminals and autonomously executing and testing code. Open‑source weights are available and the family ships in mini, Pro and Max variants for different compute/quality tradeoffs.
Evaluates a weak teacher's RL-induced policy shift on the student's own rollouts and amplifies verifier-supported updates so stronger models can learn from weaker supervisors and surpass them. It rescales only verifier-supported policy-gradient components to preserve optimization fixed points while accelerating learning, reducing student updates versus standard RL or distillation.
Handles text and speech input, producing text, speech, or both for streaming voice interaction, multilingual audio tasks, and spoken tool calls. Its 2B-parameter size targets local and edge use, not complex multi-step reasoning.
Unifies continuous streaming perception, full‑duplex real‑time interaction, and agentic tool use across video, audio, and text. Proposes a Cerebellum–Brain split—streaming Thinker‑Talker cerebellum for low‑latency interaction plus a Brain for complex reasoning—and is released with models, code, and data.
Explores a practical mechanism for recursive self-improvement by post-training LLMs: uses a routing harness to record agent executions and convert traces into curriculum-guided supervised fine-tuning and on-policy distillation data, closing an evaluation-selection-update loop and improving benchmark performance.
Runs a 35B-class sparse MoE LLM with SSD-streamed experts, 4-bit quantization, prerouter routing prediction and Recover-LoRA adapters to enable ~2.9–3 GiB active memory and interactive decoding (~15 tok/s) for on-device inference.
A reasoning‑efficient fine-tune of Qwen3.8-27B that penalizes overthinking tokens to shorten internal reasoning traces — about 58.3% fewer thinking tokens with <1% accuracy loss and ~1.95× speedup; designed for long-context, multimodal and quantized deployments.
Selected ~245B-token corpus of algorithmically relevant code across 11 languages from The Stack v3, produced by file-level language-adaptive selection (UltraData-Code-L2-Classifier). Concentrates problem-solving implementations for LLM code pretraining while preserving broad language coverage; released under ODC-By.
Multimodal agentic model for long-horizon computer and browser tasks, with visual self-correction and function-calling. The Pro variant is a 397B Mixture-of-Experts (≈17B active) model with a 262,144-token context window, Docker deployment recipes, and weights currently marked “coming soon.”
Adds a Next Concept Prediction objective that predicts discrete, product-quantized latent concepts spanning multiple tokens alongside next-token prediction, yielding faster pretraining convergence and measurable downstream gains with an 8.9B-parameter latent-space LLM.