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Tonghan Wang

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Jul 2026

PILA: Plug-and-Play Insertion for LLM-native Advertising

How to monetize large language models (LLMs) by naturally integrating sponsored content into their responses, known as LLM-native advertising, has recently emerged as a critical problem. However, existing solutions entangle advertising with content generation inside a single model, which is incompatible with modern API-only or workflow-based LLM applications and inevitably compromises the original response quality. To address this, we propose PILA, which reformulates ad insertion as a conditional response rewriting problem and decouples it from the upstream service as a lightweight sidecar module. PILA is model-agnostic and can be seamlessly integrated with existing LLM services without modifying the base model or its workflow. It also exposes a controllable trade-off between user-side naturalness and ad-side exposure, offering a practical interface for downstream pricing and deployment. Experiments across diverse upstream models show that \pila consistently improves ad effectiveness while preserving response quality, highlighting its promise as a practical solution for LLM-native advertising.

Zhaowei Zhang, Yuhan Fu, Yihang Zhang et al. · 2 citations
Preprint Aug 2026

Every Cache Entry Earns Its Place: Global Allocation of Resolution and Coverage for KV Cache Compression

GraceKV is proposed, a global approach for the allocation of resolution and coverage in KV cache compression, and the compression process is formulated as a global resource allocation problem under a fixed cache budget to validate the effectiveness of global budget allocation in coordinating information coverage and local resolution.

Haolin Tian, Yuzhe Liu, Tonghan Wang · 0 citations
Preprint Jul 2026

Evaluating and Pricing Advertisements in AI-Generated Responses

This work constructs the missing supervision through a psychologically grounded agent simulation framework, and distil it into a parameter-efficient evaluator that predicts click-through intent, together with the three companion dimensions of ad quality, as smooth, differentiable estimates.

John L. Turner-Smith, Zimeng Huang, Yuhan Fu et al. · 0 citations

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