GeezerVison is showing www.alphaxiv.org — alphaXiv Follow the latest researchalphaXiv connects papers, researchers, and organizations, grounding its answers in the underlying work. A single model can generate video and infer depth and camera motion from partial observations, including just two frames. The benchmark lets researchers compare coding agents across diverse simulated robots and realistic sensing constraints, revealing how rarely today’s strongest agents succeed without privileged simulator access. Adapting compute allocation and cache reuse to agent behavior cuts request latency while helping LLM servers handle changing workloads without costly restarts.  Yann LeCunExecutive Chairman AMI - Advanced Machine Intelligence, Jacob T. Schwartz Professor, CS @ New York University  Li Fei-FeiCo-Founder and CEO World Labs, Sequoia Professor, CS @ Stanford University  Andrej KarpathyPre-training Lead Anthropic  Alex L. ZhangCS PhD Student Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Research Fellow @ Prime Intellect  Kaiming HeDistinguished Scientist Google DeepMind, Associate Professor, EECS @ MIT  Geoffrey HintonEmeritus Professor, CS University of Toronto  Andrew NgManaging Partner AI Aspire, Managing General Partner @ AI Fund, Founder @ DeepLearning.AI, Adjunct Professor, CS @ Stanford University, Chairman and Co-Founder @ Coursera  Ion StoicaCo-Founder & Executive Chairman Anyscale, Co-Founder & Executive Chairman @ Databricks, Professor, CS @ UC Berkeley Are you a researcher? Find your profile Resetting the regularization reference as policies improve can prevent training from losing access to promising responses, enabling efficient convergence from capable base models. Coming up: CoRL 2026 · Nov 9 – 12 · AustinSee all LeaP, a learnable, proprioception-conditioned stochastic prior, improves generative robot policies by replacing the standard Gaussian action generation source with an informed yet uncertain starting point. This method achieved an 81.6% average success rate across 15 simulated manipulation tasks and 80.0% in real-world experiments, outperforming existing baselines with minimal overhead. This tutorial connects generative modeling, representation learning, and planning through a shared framework, showing how separately learned models can be combined for new tasks. Sharing the generator with its fake-distribution estimator reduces training memory and iteration time while preserving strong instruction following in long video generation. A lightweight layer over existing agent harnesses can cut end-to-end execution costs by up to 35% while largely preserving task accuracy. Robots can use predicted interaction cues and task progress to guide precise, long-horizon manipulation across simulated and real-world tasks. Video world models can extract actions from unlabeled footage and reproduce demonstrated movements in new scenes, improving transfer across robotics, games, and driving. By tracking evidence, assumptions, and unresolved questions, an AI research system can adapt its next investigations and connect proposals to experimental validation.  Demis HassabisCo-Founder & Chair Google DeepMind, Chief Scientist @ Alphabet Inc.  Chelsea FinnCo-Founder Physical Intelligence, Assistant Professor, CS and EE @ Stanford University  John SchulmanCo-Founder and Chief Scientist Thinking Machines  Yoshua BengioPresident and Scientific Director LawZero, Founder and Scientific Advisor @ Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute, Canada CIFAR AI Chair @ CIFAR, Full Professor, CS @ Université de Montréal  Sergey LevineCo-Founder Physical Intelligence, Associate Professor, EECS @ UC Berkeley  Jeff DeanCo-founder and CEO DiscoveryLoop  Dario AmodeiCEO and Co-Founder Anthropic  Christopher D ManningDistinguished Member of Technical Staff Moonlake AI, Senior Fellow, HAI @ Stanford University Biological systems can perform near optimally despite substantial variation in their underlying parameters, because many parameter changes barely affect performance. Linking reusable lessons to their original agent runs lets agents check questionable guidance, improving task success while reducing failures caused by memory. Human videos without robot-action labels can improve robot policies’ performance on unfamiliar tasks, with greater gains as video training data increases. Research agents often satisfy the immediate request while missing constraints carried over from earlier decisions and existing project files. Combining egocentric videos with human manipulation demonstrations helps robots control objects in unfamiliar scenes, extending video pretraining toward generalizable robot actions. A visual safety layer that reviews robot goals, actions, and critical operations reduced harm across tested models while largely preserving task completion. Models can recognize promising research ideas when given candidates, but often cannot generate them, suggesting external ideas may improve automated research systems. A learned score signal lets self-supervised image models preserve diverse representations without explicit density calculations, while also guiding label-free adaptation to image corruptions. The 229,000-hour multilingual corpus pairs minute-long speech and dialogue with speaker, style, and vocalization annotations, enabling training and evaluation of controllable speech generation. By adapting compute allocation and preserving reusable context as agent workloads shift, this serving system lowers request latency across coding, math, and computer-use tasks. There are no more papers matching your filters at the moment. |