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Researchers report small 100M-parameter model nearly matches 8B LLMs on prompt generation

Original title: Scaling Multimodal Search and Recommendation with Small Language Models via Upside-Down Reinforcement Learning

A conference paper describes a small 104-million-parameter model trained with reinforcement learning that rivals much larger language models on multimodal prompt generation.

Added · Released Nov 2025

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed

A preprint reports a middleware agent to catch poisoned data in RAG systems

Original title: Trustworthy RAG: An Evaluation Agent for Detecting Misinformation and Knowledge Poisoning in Generative AI Systems

A preprint describes an Evaluation Agent that scores retrieved documents for trustworthiness before an LLM generates an answer from them.

Balkrishna Giri et al. · Added

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed

Researchers report an agentic fix for library errors in LLM-generated code

Original title: Understanding and Mitigating Library-Related Issues in LLM-Generated Code

A preprint finds most LLM-generated code has library errors, and proposes an agentic pipeline that reports cutting these errors substantially.

Yacine Majdoub et al. · Added

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed

Study finds LLM safety refusals can be bypassed by suppressing silent features

Original title: Don't Judge an LLM Only by Its Activations: Discovering Suppressed Safety Features via Counterfactual Activation Potential

A preprint reports that jailbreaks can switch off hidden safety-critical features in language models rather than only activating harmful ones.

Swadesh Swain et al. · Added

  • Preprint
  • Not peer reviewed
  • From Baidu

Preprint proposes constraint-level checks for LLM-generated vehicle routing code

Original title: Beyond Objective Equivalence: Constraint Injection for LLM-Based Optimization Modeling on Vehicle Routing Problems

A preprint introduces constraint injection, a way to check LLM-generated routing code for missing or extra constraints, not just correct objective values.

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