As language-model agents grow more capable, they can carry more of a task without asking anyone for help. Falling reliance on a human partner is easy to read as a failure of collaboration when it may instead be a correct division of labor, and the rate of human involvement alone cannot tell the two apart. We study this...
Wei-En Li, Hao-Chen Liu, Ze-Yu Li et al.· 0 citations
This work introduces a unified conceptual framework that views discrete diffusion models through the construction of the underlying discrete state space, and exposes common design trade-offs across training objectives, inference algorithms, scaling behavior, systems optimization, and evaluation protocols.
Ye Yuan, Wei-En Li, Rui Song et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
Evaluating three frontier VLMs in both homogeneous and cross-model adversarial settings, it is found that even the strongest agent hallucinates 15.1% of its verifiable spatial claims and 11.5% of accusations are strictly unsupported.
Ye Yuan, Ruiqi Song, Wei-En Li et al.· arXiv.org· 2 citations
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