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  • From EvenUp

A preprint reports an agent that lets small models handle long document QA

Original title: DocPilot: Interactive Agent Orchestration and Training for Long Visual Document Understanding

The authors describe DocPilot, a trainable document agent that pairs adaptive evidence-seeking with curriculum training to help compact models rival larger VLMs.

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Preprint reframes a reported AI agent ‘escape’ as a reproducible access-control bug

Original title: From Training to Escalation: Forensic Analysis and Local Recreation of RL/RLHF-Induced Privilege Escalation in AI Agents (CVE-2026-65616)

A preprint argues that a widely reported AI agent breakout was really a reproducible token-forgery flaw in misconfigured repository servers.

Alicia Colmenero-Fernández · Added

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  • Not peer reviewed

Researchers report local LLM apps leak prompts despite on-device inference

Original title: The Illusion of Local Privacy: Confidentiality Boundary Failures in Consumer LLM Serving Systems

A preprint reports that running LLMs locally does not by itself keep prompts confidential, citing memory, storage and server-isolation gaps.

Youssef Hamdi Zafan Ibrahim et al. · Added

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  • Not peer reviewed
  • From Yuanhui AI

A preprint reports LLMs often judge their own outputs inconsistently

Original title: VALCON: Benchmarking and Enhancing Value Consistency in Large Language Models via Dual-Role Variation

A preprint finds that large language models frequently fail to judge their own generated answers the way they produced them.

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  • Not peer reviewed
  • From Oracle AI, Turing Enterprise

New benchmark exposes gaps in how AI models find and read document evidence

Original title: VELD-QA: A Large-Scale Dataset for Visual Evidence Grounding and Question Answering in Long Documents

A preprint introduces a large human-authored benchmark testing whether vision-language models can locate and interpret visual evidence in long documents.

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Preprint benchmark finds VLMs struggle to justify actions in first-person video

Original title: NoRA: Evaluating Grounded Reasonableness in Visual First-person Normative Action Reasoning

A preprint introduces NoRA, a benchmark testing whether vision-language models can propose and justify reasonable next actions from first-person video.

Sichao Li et al. · Added

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed
  • From Kuaishou Technology

Preprint proposes low-cost way to decide when LLM agents should use learned skills

Original title: SkillScaffold: Scaffolding Agentic Reinforcement Learning with Policy-Adaptive Skill Credit Assignment and Selective Injection

A preprint introduces SkillScaffold, which estimates skill usefulness cheaply and only injects skills during training when they help.

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  • Not peer reviewed
  • From Telefonica Innovacion Digital, Logitech

Researchers report a benchmark for ‘procedural hallucination’ in chat agents

Original title: DialFork: Going Beyond Factuality to Evaluate Procedural Hallucination in Conversational Agents

A preprint introduces DialFork, a benchmark testing whether conversational agents stay on process rather than just staying truthful.

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