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YannisTevissen authored a paper about 1 month ago

Beyond Anonymous Captions: Grounding Character Identity in Video Captioning and Question Answering

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EgoTools: Towards Tool-Centric Reasoning in Real-World Egocentric Videos

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Learning Native Reflection in Unified Models with Interleaved Reinforcement Learning

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Smooke

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From 2+ years ago, "The SaaS Apocalypse and How AI Will Give Birth to One-person Tech Giants" aged pretty well. By Lovable's Anton Osika on

HackerNoon : https://hackernoon.com/the-saas-apocalypse-and-how-ai-will-give-birth-to-one-person-tech-giants

KennethEnevoldsen

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Multilingual GSM-Symbolic: What determines capability transfer across languages?

Paper • 2610.03367 • Published Oct 2 • 23

KennethEnevoldsen

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Multilingual GSM-Symbolic: What determines capability transfer across languages?

Paper • 2610.03367 • Published Oct 2 • 23

KennethEnevoldsen

authored a paper about 2 months ago

Blaming Across the Aisle: Political Contrasting and Blame Attribution in the Danish Parliament

Paper • 2609.26346 • Published Sep 22 • 7

KennethEnevoldsen

submitted a paper to Daily Papers about 2 months ago

Blaming Across the Aisle: Political Contrasting and Blame Attribution in the Danish Parliament

Paper • 2609.26346 • Published Sep 22 • 7

wenbopan

authored a paper about 2 months ago

The Tasteful Agent: Measuring and Improving Taste in Long-Horizon Tasks

Paper • 2609.25804 • Published Sep 22 • 33

wenbopan

submitted a paper to Daily Papers about 2 months ago

The Tasteful Agent: Measuring and Improving Taste in Long-Horizon Tasks

Paper • 2609.25804 • Published Sep 22 • 33

KennethEnevoldsen

authored 2 papers about 2 months ago

Naturalistic measure of social norms alignment

Paper • 2605.23420 • Published May 22 • 2

Last Translation Benchmark

Paper • 2609.04173 • Published Sep 3 • 42

Michielo

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KennethEnevoldsen

authored 3 papers 3 months ago

DFM Mimir v1: An Open HRM Delivering Frontier Performance at 1B Parameters Using Only Permissible Post-Training Data

Paper • 2608.13517 • Published Aug 13 • 32

Improving reasoning at inference time via uncertainty minimisation

Paper • 2603.07159 • Published Mar 7 • 1

Maintaining MTEB: Towards Long Term Usability and Reproducibility of Embedding Benchmarks

Paper • 2506.21182 • Published Jun 26, 2025 • 3

lorraine2

authored a paper 3 months ago

Addressable Memory for Video World Models

Paper • 2608.07408 • Published Aug 7 • 15

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🧠 New NVIDIA paper: WorldTrace 🧠

Long-horizon video world models can store prior scenes in their KV cache and still fail to retrieve them once RoPE offsets leave the training range. We show this is an addressability problem, not just a compression problem.

WorldTrace assigns compressed memory slots fixed, in-distribution positions. WT-Field improves temporal consistency by +15.5%, while WT-Landmark improves episodic recall by +19.5% on LoopBench, without retraining.

🏆 Best Paper + Oral, ICML 2026 From Frames to Stories Workshop
🔎 Project page: https://research.nvidia.com/labs/sil/projects/WorldTrace/
📄 Paper: Addressable Memory for Video World Models (2608.07408)

Led by Xindi Wu, with Sven Elflein, James Lucas, Olga Russakovsky, Laura Leal-Taixé, Despoina Paschalidou, Aljoša Ošep, and me.

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Smooke

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What the Cloud Actually Drinks from "AI’s Water Problem Is Smaller Than You Think" on @hackernoon https://hackernoon.com/ais-water-problem-is-smaller-than-you-think

For years, the environmental conversation about computing was about carbon. Water was an afterthought, buried in sustainability reports under "operational metrics." That was a mistake, because the physics were never subtle.

Here's how a conventional data center stays alive. Heat from the chips is carried out of the server hall by a closed loop of coolant, which dumps it into a second, open loop — the cooling tower — where water is sprayed into moving air and deliberately allowed to evaporate. It's a spectacularly efficient way to move heat, the same trick your body uses when it sweats. It is also, by definition, consumptive: that water doesn't go back to the river. It goes into the sky. Depending on climate and tuning, this costs between 1 and 9 liters of water per kilowatt-hour of server energy.