Tao Huang
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The paper introduces CIPL, a unified channel-oriented framework, demonstrating that privacy leakage in LLM agents is governed by observable data channels and pipeline interactions, rather than being limited to individual storage components.
The paper introduces XekRung, a frontier large language model for cybersecurity, which achieves state-of-the-art performance on domain-specific benchmarks through a comprehensive training and evaluation pipeline.
The paper introduces FraudBench, a multimodal benchmark designed to detect AI-generated fraudulent refund evidence, finding that current AI models struggle significantly with claim-conditioned fake-damage detection.
The paper quantifies the exact parametric memory capacity of LLMs using LoRA and proposes a new optimization strategy, MemFT, to enhance memory fidelity.
The paper proposes SafeDIG, a robust safety steering framework that adapts Diffusion Transformers for text-to-image generation by treating safety control as position-aware sparse feature transfer, ensuring reliable safety across different risk domains.
The paper introduces StreamSynth, a sequential setting for synthetic data generation, and proposes SynLearner, a framework that enables LLMs to improve synthesis performance by accumulating and transferring experience across a stream of tasks.
The paper introduces ConsisGuard, a framework that addresses the 'deliberation-to-enforcement gap' in LLM guardrails by ensuring that the reasoning process is faithfully and consistently translated into the final safety decision.
MOSAIC is a novel scheduling framework that significantly accelerates Mixture-of-Agents (MoA) workloads by jointly optimizing expert placement and utilizing confidence-aware adaptive aggregation.
The paper proposes methods for detecting training instability in large language models using internal monitors based on the functional role of critical modules and earliest computational sites.
This paper proposes Perceive-to-Reason (P2R), a framework for fine-grained visual reasoning that decouples perception from reasoning and introduces a new reinforcement learning strategy.
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Perceive-to-Reason: Decoupling Perception and Reasoning for Fine-Grained Visual Reasoning
Hongxing Li, Xiufeng Huang, Dingming Li, Wenjing Jiang +10 more
This paper proposes Perceive-to-Reason (P2R), a framework for fine-grained visual reasoning that decouples perception from reasoning and introduces a new reinforcement learning strategy.