Relevant Is Not Authorized: Put Identity Before Agent Memory Retrieval
Bio-MemArt shows how biometric authorization can restrict access to persistent KV-cache memory before semantic retrieval while preserving the low-prefill advantage of KV reuse.
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The First Scribble Does Most of the Work
Interactive PET/CT segmentation gains are sharply front-loaded, suggesting that workflow design should optimize the first correction before adding more review rounds.
The Last Layer Is Not the Last Word on Speech Quality
CAL-MOS shows why speech-quality systems should treat representation depth and layer fusion as deployment choices rather than fixed defaults.
Where You Pause Changes What You Forget
Masked Boundary Pause reframes pause tokens as a fine-tuning control for improving specialization while reducing avoidable loss of pretrained behavior.
Before the Test Comes the Question: The LLM Formulation Gap in Analytics
StatFormBench shows why analytics copilots need to validate the problem, variables, and their roles before they automate statistical execution.
Don’t Make Every Camera Remember the Whole Show
A Dual-Transformer study suggests that multi-camera recommendation improves when recent editing history is modeled separately from the camera choices being evaluated.
Free Will Without Randomness: A Practical Test for AI Agency
Christian List’s framework turns artificial free will from a metaphysical puzzle into three separable questions about agency, alternatives, and control.
Grammar Before Language: What Multilingual LLMs Decide First
Mechanistic evidence suggests multilingual LLMs can commit to target grammar before choosing the target language’s surface tokens, giving evaluation teams a more precise way to diagnose translation failures.
One Token, More Than One Memory
MoME shows how language models can add context-sensitive sparse memory capacity while keeping token lookup cheap and runtime overhead bounded.
When Grounding Becomes the Attack Surface: RAG Under Poisoned Evidence
A controlled RAG poisoning experiment shows why retrieved-document integrity, source independence, and abstention monitoring belong inside production reliability controls.