Captures synchronized multimodal embodied-human data in real homes — egocentric and multi-view video, metric body/hand/object motion, audio, and tactile signals. Released under a gated non-commercial research license with identifiable participants and strict non-redistribution/privacy constraints.
Presents Metis, a prototype memory foundation model that embeds a persistent native memory state into the backbone so historical experience is compressed and accessed via memory attention. Key features: forward-only, gradient-free online memory updates; memory-specific mid-training objectives; and a dual text/code memory design.
Provides a 750-billion-parameter multilingual Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) foundation language model optimized for long-context understanding, agentic workflows, and instruction following. Key features include a 262,144-token context window, speculative decoding (MTP/DSpark), 37B active parameters, 10-language support, and an Apache-2.0 license.
Evaluates whether vision-language models can make actionable decisions for a physical body by decoupling decision-making from low-level motor execution. Introduces HumanCLAW-Bench with 1,218 long-horizon egocentric episodes across 41 indoor scenes and diagnoses a lack of embodied self-awareness in current VLMs.
Autonomously proposes, modifies, executes, and evaluates ML experiments to study recursive self-improvement in machine learning engineering. Implements an open stack (OpenMLE-Gym, -RL, -Evo) and post-trains Frontis-MA1 (35B) around four evolution operators (Draft, Improve, Debug, Crossover); releases model weights and the full codebase.
Designs and evaluates a foundation GUI agent that performs cross-platform GUI and CLI actions on real devices to complete long-horizon workflows. Emphasizes a unified action space, a large-scale real-device mobile runtime, an AutoResearch-style data flywheel, and online RL training across 10,000+ concurrent environments.
Regularizes latent world models by replacing the Epps–Pulley Gaussianization objective with a quantile–quantile matching loss that aligns projected latent samples to rank-matched Gaussian quantiles, improving tail correction and planning success via cross-batch ranking.
A 365-day, order-level simulation benchmark for evaluating long-term coherence of LLM agents in seller-side e-commerce. Grounded in 98,843 real product records and 26 interactive tools, it pairs prompt upstream supplier signals with delayed downstream order outcomes to stress planning, memory, and tool use over long horizons.
An OpenAI-compatible LLM checkpoint optimized for agentic and long-context scenarios, shipping DSpark speculative decoding and vLLM/SGLang deployment recipes; tailored for code-agent and multi-step reasoning workloads and released under MIT.
Evolves persistent, stateful environments to red-team tool-using AI agents — provides 10K+ validated scenarios across 50 domains and a feedback-driven attack policy (EMHA) to surface long‑horizon safety failures.
Finetunes Qwen3.6‑35B using an adversarial generator–critic loop that synthesizes ~10,000 verifiable “frontier” tasks to boost scientific research, long‑horizon reasoning, coding and tool use; supports an extended 262,144‑token context and common serving stacks.
Reformulates long-horizon agent execution as explicit task-state management: a manager defines bounded subtasks, fresh-context executors run them, and read-only auditors verify outcomes. Shows large performance gains on WeaveBench, Terminal-Bench and OSWorld.