The study of the Generalized Turing Test is initiated, a formal generalization of Turing's imitation game from humans to arbitrary interactive agents, yielding an inherently adaptive form of evaluation that does not rely on fixed benchmarks.
Daniel Mitropolsky, Riccardo Neumarker, Emanuele Rimoldi et al.· 0 citations
A benchmark in which a model progressively solves a Boolean circuit over $GF(2)$ from data is introduced, isolating OOD reasoning from these confounding factors, and general, as any computable function can be represented as a sufficiently large $GF(2)$ polynomial.
D. Koplow, T. Galanti, Tomaso A. Poggio· 0 citations
This work introduces and studies hyper-kernel ridge regression (HKRR), an approach blending neural networks and kernel methods, and exploits the kernel nature of the estimator to develop ad hoc optimization approaches.
Shuo Huang, Hippolyte Labarrière, E. De Vito et al.· arXiv.org· 2 citations
It is shown that a symmetry fixes what variables are: a network layer is a sum over interchangeable units, so relabeling the units leaves it unchanged; given smoothness and the condition that a unit's gradient vanish at the origin, symmetry then enforces a universal leading form for the expansion about the near-zero we...
Zi-Yin Liu, Yi-Zhou Xu, Tomaso A. Poggio et al.· 0 citations
Cross-Modal Alignment Regularization (CMAR) is proposed, a method designed to improve LLMs by aligning their internal representations with those of vision models during training by bringing the internal representations of the language and vision models closer together.
Yulu Gan, Kaiya Ivy Zhao, Tomaso A. Poggio et al.· 0 citations
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