Evaluates atomic visual perception of multimodal LLMs using 3,000 short visual questions that isolate ten perceptual skills. Built from an error taxonomy across 42 benchmarks, capability-balanced and accompanied by a model leaderboard.
Drives long‑horizon desktop agents by reading and manipulating program state (files, DOM, backends) instead of relying on screenshots. The main agent uses code for actions and structural verification while a lightweight GUI subagent handles rare screenshot-click steps, improving success rates and lowering per-task cost versus screenshot-only approaches.
Reranks multilingual retrieval candidates to favour documents that are both semantically relevant and written in the same language as the query, using English-anchored relevance distillation and preference alignment; excels in language-coherence tests while remaining competitive on standard multilingual reranking benchmarks.
Delivers image and video understanding plus a built-in event‑gated streaming gate — a unified 4B multimodal foundation model that uses codec-aligned tokenization to cut visual tokens by >75% and yield up to 3.5× wall‑clock inference speedup for streaming and long‑horizon video tasks.
Benchmark for joint speaker diarization and speaker-attributed ASR across all 22 scheduled Indian languages, providing ~108 hours of human-corrected, time-aligned, speaker-attributed transcripts. Includes near-field, far-field and in-the-wild recordings with code-mixing and speaker overlap.
Provides a public test split of multimodal financial GUI interaction examples for evaluating agents that convert instructions and screenshots into grounded UI actions. Includes step-level screenshots, dialogue history, an OpenAI-style computer_use tool schema, and JSON next-action references; training data available on request.
Measures how agent memory systems miss implicitly associated facts by introducing InMind, a 125-task benchmark with paired controls that separate stored-vs-retrieval vs knowledge gaps. Quantifies a large retrieval-interface blind spot and points to routing as the core open problem.
Real-time streaming multimodal foundation model that uses a codec-native tokenizer (Mage-ViT) to encode motion- and residual-rich regions from video I/P frames, reducing visual token usage by over 75% and enabling up to ~3.5× wall-clock inference speedup after training on ~560M images and 100M video frames.
A 350M-parameter multilingual bidirectional masked-language encoder with an 8,192-token context window, intended for fine-tuning on classification, token-level tasks, retrieval/reranking and semantic-similarity; optimized for long-context CPU inference and on-device use.
Provides fixed-seed benchmark instances (prompts and agent-visible inputs) for ASI-Bench to run reproducible evaluations of LLM agents on scientific tasks. Includes four matched prompt levels (B1–B4) across 60 project-level tasks in 11 domains; excludes reference answers and private scorers; Apache-2.0 licensed.
Evaluates multimodal context learning across grounding, new information application, and knowledge acquisition using a 3,443-instance benchmark spanning science, finance, long documents, spatial reasoning, and web VQA; finds current multimodal models perform poorly (best score 0.2847) and analyzes failure modes.
Recovers editable design files from raster images by growing an editable layer hierarchy via an agentic pipeline that selects and composes modality-specific tools. Introduces graceful verification (accept/prune/retry) to prevent error accumulation and presents the Figma Edit Replay Benchmark (909 files, 14,796 edits) to measure editability across layout, color, and text edits.