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ForeCritic preprint reports 4.4-7.5 times shorter ML agent task times

Researchers report in a preprint that ForeCritic cuts mean task time by 4.4-7.5 times inside AIDE, ML-Master and ForeAgent while keeping mean scores within 0.01 or raising them. The system selects promising candidate programs without executing every candidate. ForeCritic adapts a 9B decision model using 5k executed program pairs. On 12,438 held-out pairs from 26 machine-learning tasks, it selected the better program 79.4% of the time, compared with 53-62% for general-purpose language-model judges. It learns directly which candidate is better rather than predicting intermediate execution outcomes.
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WorldFlow preprint reports lower errors in predicting 3D motion

WorldFlow, a model that jointly predicts future video and three-dimensional motion, achieved a 54.2% reduction in average displacement error against the strongest external baseline on the SpatialCog evaluation set, its authors report in an arXiv preprint.

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GAAC preprint reports lossless cache compression and higher inference throughput

Researchers report in a preprint that GAAC, a system for compressing the stored attention data used by language models, reduces resident cache memory by approximately 26% and increases aggregate serving throughput by 13-29% under comparable cache-memory budgets.

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Preprint finds hiding system labels improves AI judges of entity matches

A preprint reports that hiding a system's decision label improves how reliably AI judges assess whether records in different knowledge graphs refer to the same entity. The study tested three frontier models, three datasets and four entity alignment systems.