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Large Language Models: 89 AI articles covering large language models news, analysis, and research
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Unhealthy LLM Use Is More Common Than You Thinkβ9
A recent study finds nearly 40% of regular users exhibit unhealthy LLM habits, from social replacement to anxiety, revealing problematic AI use is more common t...
Guarantees on Dynamical System Distinguishability for LLM Tokenβ8
DS-based LLM output detection achieves exponential error decay with sequence length, formalized via spectral distance between linear dynamical systems.
Imbalanced Data Clustering via Targeted Data Augmentation Usingβ7
Explore a novel method combining GMMs and LLMs for targeted data augmentation, improving clustering on imbalanced text datasets by enriching underrepresented cl...
LLM Framework for Discovering Major Mathematical Conjectures:β8
LLM-driven three-stage pipeline for discovering major mathematical conjectures, combining region search, reflective validation, and Lean 4 formal proof to
Can AI Evaluate AI Scientists? A Benchmarking Study ofβ9
Benchmarking AI Scientist systems via automated multi-model review reveals FARS papers score 2x higher across originality, rigor, clarity, and significance.
Prompt Chaining in Practice: A Case Study in Automated Scholarlyβ9
Prompt chaining boosts reliability to 100% vs 50% for single-shot LLMs in scholarly report generation, with higher ROUGE-L F1 (0.507 vs 0.486).
Prompt Engineering vs Loop Engineering vs Graph Engineering:β8
Prompt, loop, and graph engineering are distinct layers of AI control: one response, one agent cycle, and multi-agent orchestration, each building on the last.
Knowledge-guided Disentanglement with Atomic Actions for Actionβ9
Proposes KDA, using LLMs to decompose actions into atomic actions with spatial-temporal semantics for enhanced, disentangled action recognition, achieving
Intra-Paper Claim Verification for Peer Review: Do Methodsβ9
A framework for intra-paper claim verification in peer review, assessing if methods support stated novelty claims using LLMs and reviewer-inspired criteria.
AI Book Burning? Companies Are Destroying Millions of Books toβ9
Companies are destroying millions of physical books to train AI chatbots, sparking ethical, environmental, and copyright concerns in 2026.
