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QueryStory Wants You to Trust What AI Tells Youβ9
QueryStory launches with a platform that uses AI to turn complex corporate data into verified narratives, helping enterprises trust AI insights.
AI Models Flub These Intelligence Tests. Can You Fare Any Better?β10
Think you're smarter than AI? Try these seven puzzles and brain teasers that stump AI modelsβsee if you can outwit the machines.
Granite 4.2 LLMs: How They're Builtβ9
Explore how IBM builds Granite 4.2 LLMs: transformer architecture, reasoning, and multi-stage training for efficient AI.
KVBoost: Deviation-Guided Chunk-Level KV Cache Reuse for Efficient LLM Inferenceβ8
KVBoost enables chunk-level KV cache reuse for LLMs, cutting time-to-first-token by 4.49x with 16% gains over prefix caching.
SDAD: Spec-Driven Agentic Development for the AI-Native Software Development Life Cycleβ7
This paper formalizes SDAD, a spec-driven model for AI-native software development, examining its four stages, governance metrics, and impact on the SDLC.
Transformer Models for Text Summarization: A Comparative Study of BART, BERT, and RoBERTaβ9
Compare BERT, RoBERTa, and BART for extractive and abstractive text summarization, analyzing architectures and pretraining strategies.
Large Language Models in Mental Health: A Systematic Review of Applications, Innovations, and Ethical Challengesβ9
This systematic review examines LLM applications in mental health, covering detection, therapy support, multimodal methods, and ethical deployment challenges.
Margin-Regularized Structured Semantic Alignment for Brainβ7
MD-SigLIP aligns brain and text embeddings via margin-regularized structured ranking, improving retrieval-based brain-language decoding.
Auxiliary Uncertainty Signals for LLM-Assisted Systematic Reviewβ9
Auxiliary BERT+GCN signals improve LLM screening in systematic reviews, with full-context delivery boosting F1 and MAYBE-only routing as the most cost-efficient...
Amazonβs Rare Book Destruction for AI Training: A 2026 Perspectiveβ9
Amazon destroys rare books for AI training data, raising ethical concerns about preserving human-authored texts in the race to build better models.
