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  1. bioRxiv

    mRNA foundation models get a new readout: averaging 5′ UTR, CDS and 3′ UTR separately lifts translation and stability prediction by 11–25%

    mRNA foundation models usually average token embeddings over the whole transcript before fitting a linear probe, so signals from short regulatory regions are diluted by longer ones. A parameter-free region-aware readout instead averages within the 5′ UTR, coding sequence and 3′ UTR and concatenates the three means; across 20 frozen models it raises Pearson correlation on translation and stability tasks by 11–25% on average, with no model significantly worse on any regression task. On classification tasks AUPRC changes range from −3% to +11%.

  2. aclanthology.org

    Prompts can fix the answer while visual evidence collapses: training-free head damping cuts flip rate to 34.60%

    Medical vision-language models cave to authoritative prompts, and prompt-level defenses can restore the right answer while visual evidence use still collapses in late fusion layers. HD-AS changes no parameters: it ranks attention heads by activation drift between neutral and biased prompts, then damps those heads' output projections at inference. On SLAKE, Qwen2.5-VL-7B's mean conditional flip rate falls to 34.60% versus 38.29% for contrastive decoding, with neutral-prompt accuracy held at 74.37%.

  3. arXiv

    Endless Exam scores nine models on 14 families of math construction problems: GPT-6 Astra reaches 143.16 with tools, yet none of 30 published frontiers is surpassed

    The authors introduce the Endless Exam, a benchmark spanning fourteen parameterised families of mathematical construction problems with 69 evaluation instances, where each submitted object is automatically checked for validity and given an uncapped relative quality score (100 marks average reference parity); across nine models and seventeen configurations, tool-free overall scores span 7.55 to 91.90, and with code and web access GPT-6 Astra, GPT-5.6 Luna and Claude Opus 5.5 reach 143.16, 119.35 and 180.06, while none of the 30 published-frontier references is surpassed.

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