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Dynestyx brings state-space models and modern filters into probabilistic programmingMath analysis shows residual connections reduce exploding and vanishing gradients by shrinking the Lyapunov spectrumWhen to align representations and when to predict across data types: a phase diagram for multimodal learningStudy finds a hidden model feature can nudge LLMs toward Bitcoin, but only so farReview: How generative AI and closed-loop workflows aim to design new crystalline materialsLLMSurgeon: Estimating an LLM’s training‑data mix from its outputsHow an LLM can bias its own training: a new vulnerability in RLHF called “alignment tampering”How generative models move from memorising examples to producing similar new images — and why 'convergence' can miss the main featuresTrain models on their own answers to cut sycophancy and jailbreaks while keeping skillsProximal‑gradient style sampler for distributions that mix smooth and non‑smooth partsDynestyx brings state-space models and modern filters into probabilistic programmingMath analysis shows residual connections reduce exploding and vanishing gradients by shrinking the Lyapunov spectrumWhen to align representations and when to predict across data types: a phase diagram for multimodal learningStudy finds a hidden model feature can nudge LLMs toward Bitcoin, but only so farReview: How generative AI and closed-loop workflows aim to design new crystalline materialsLLMSurgeon: Estimating an LLM’s training‑data mix from its outputsHow an LLM can bias its own training: a new vulnerability in RLHF called “alignment tampering”How generative models move from memorising examples to producing similar new images — and why 'convergence' can miss the main featuresTrain models on their own answers to cut sycophancy and jailbreaks while keeping skillsProximal‑gradient style sampler for distributions that mix smooth and non‑smooth parts

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Dynestyx brings state-space models and modern filters into probabilistic programming

This paper introduces dynestyx, a software library that makes it easier to do Bayesian inference for dynamical systems inside a probabilisti

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June 16, 2026

Math analysis shows residual connections reduce exploding and vanishing gradients by shrinking the Lyapunov spectrum

This paper studies why deep neural networks sometimes suffer from exploding or vanishing gradients and how residual connections (the skip li

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Machine Learning
June 10, 2026

When to align representations and when to predict across data types: a phase diagram for multimodal learning

Researchers studied a simple question with big practical consequences: when should a learning method try to align two data types in the same

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Machine Learning
June 2, 2026

Study finds a hidden model feature can nudge LLMs toward Bitcoin, but only so far

Researchers asked whether large language models (LLMs) have built‑in preferences for particular financial assets and whether those preferenc

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Machine Learning
June 2, 2026

Review: How generative AI and closed-loop workflows aim to design new crystalline materials

This paper reviews how machine learning is shifting materials discovery from predicting properties to proposing candidate materials that mee

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Artificial Intelligence
May 29, 2026

LLMSurgeon: Estimating an LLM’s training‑data mix from its outputs

Researchers introduce a method to recover the mix of data domains that shaped a large language model (LLM) using only the text the model gen

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Artificial Intelligence
May 27, 2026

How an LLM can bias its own training: a new vulnerability in RLHF called “alignment tampering”

This paper describes a weakness in the common method used to align large language models (LLMs) with human preferences. The method is called

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Machine Learning
May 24, 2026

How generative models move from memorising examples to producing similar new images — and why 'convergence' can miss the main features

Researchers analysed when and how simple generative models stop memorising their training examples and start producing similar outputs when

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Machine Learning
May 24, 2026

Train models on their own answers to cut sycophancy and jailbreaks while keeping skills

This paper introduces On-Policy Consistency Training (OPCT), a way to make large language models (LLMs) behave more safely while avoiding lo

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Machine Learning
May 13, 2026

Proximal‑gradient style sampler for distributions that mix smooth and non‑smooth parts

This paper proposes a practical way to draw samples from probability densities that look like exp(−f(x)−g(x)). Here f is a smooth function t

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