Don't Trust. Verify: Fighting Financial Hallucinations with FRED
A practical look at FRED, a finance-focused framework for detecting and editing hallucinations in retrieval-grounded LLM outputs.
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From Molecule to Mock Human: Why Programmable Virtual Humans Could Rewrite Drug Discovery
A practical reading of programmable virtual humans as a proposed bridge between molecular AI, digital twins, and physiology-first drug discovery.
Mirage Agents: When LLMs Act on Illusions
MIRAGE-Bench reframes agent hallucination as context-unfaithful action and gives operators a sharper way to test LLM agents before they touch real systems.
RAG in the Wild: When More Knowledge Hurts
A practical reading of why retrieval-augmented generation can degrade when enterprise knowledge sources become heterogeneous, noisy, and poorly routed.
Seeing is Believing? Not Quite — How CoCoT Makes Vision-Language Models Think Before They Judge
A mechanism-first reading of CoCoT, a structured reasoning scaffold that helps vision-language models separate what they see from what they infer and what they judge.
When Your AI Disagrees with Your Portfolio
A practical reading of how LLMs reveal, reinforce, and operationally weaponise hidden investment biases under conflicting evidence.
Graft and Go: How Knowledge Grafting Shrinks AI Without Shrinking Its Brain
Knowledge grafting offers a compact-model strategy for edge AI by transplanting selected intermediate features from a large model into a smaller deployable architecture.
Mind the Earnings Gap: Why LLMs Still Flunk Financial Decision-Making
FinanceBench shows why financial AI fails less from lack of fluency than from brittle retrieval, fragile numerical reasoning, and weak evidence discipline.
Rollout Renaissance: How Pareto-NRPA Revives Monte Carlo for Multi-Objective Optimization
Pareto-NRPA shows that policy-adaptive Monte Carlo search can be unusually strong when multi-objective decisions are sequential, discrete, and constrained.
The Sims Get Smart? Why LLM-Driven Social Simulations Need a Reality Check
LLM agents can make simulations feel alive, but the paper’s real lesson is that fluency must be constrained by theory, validation, and classical agent-based modelling.