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New benchmark finds LLM agents still struggle with power-grid analysis tasks

Original title: PowerBench: A Benchmark for Agentic Retrieval and Reasoning in Power Systems

A preprint introduces PowerBench, a synthetic power-system dataset and benchmark, and reports that top LLM agents still fall short on multi-step retrieval and reasoning tasks.

Xijing Wang et al. · Added

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Preprint surveys latency attacks that can slow or exhaust AI systems

Original title: Deep Learning Latency Attacks and Defenses: A Cross-Domain Survey of Availability Threats

A preprint reviews research on attacks that inflate AI inference cost or delay, and the defences proposed against them.

Zonghua Gu et al. · Added

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Researchers report MLLMs struggle to detect AI-generated multimodal fake news

Original title: Can Multimodal Large Language Models Generate and Detect Multimodal Social Media Fake News?

A preprint reports that most multimodal language models fall well short of human accuracy at spotting AI-generated fake social media posts.

Jiyao Yang et al. · Added

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Preprint reports process-level checks emerging from outcome-only RL training

Original title: Inducing Process Supervision from Outcome-Only Reinforcement Learning

A preprint describes TIPS, a method that trains reasoning verifiers using only final-answer labels, yet reportedly yields step-level error checks as a side effect.

Shengda Fan et al. · Added

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  • From Tencent Hunyuan

A preprint reports RL gains in LLMs trace to a low-dimensional activation geometry

Original title: Learning to Steer, Steering to See: Unveiling the Geometry of RLVR in Large Language Models via Trainable Vectors

The authors find reinforcement learning's effect on large language models can be captured by a few trainable activation vectors, and build a stabiliser on this idea.

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