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  1. Fact-checking articles can now be drafted automatically: QRAFT chains evidence, drafting and simulated editing, but experts still want a human in the loop

    QRAFT splits fact-checking article writing into evidence gathering, drafting and a simulated editorial review run by multiple LLM agents, beating prior text-generation methods on automatic metrics across 1,227 examples while still scoring well below expert-written articles with professional fact-checkers.

  2. arXiv

    LinSlot uses the linear representation hypothesis to split slot representations into objects and attributes, beating baselines on DCI and FG-ARI

    LinSlot introduces a probabilistic generative model linking images, slots (objects) and blocks (attributes), imposes the linear representation hypothesis in both object and attribute spaces, and infers attributes from slots via block attention; on CLEVR-Easy, CLEVR-Hard and CLEVR-Tex it improves DCI and FG-ARI over slot attention, SLATE+ and SysBinder baselines, while providing evidence for global delta directions in slot space.

  3. arXiv

    Muon with finite-step Newton–Schulz orthogonalization gets its first training-loss guarantee: hitting time O((1-μ)-1ε-1/2) to any target loss ε

    For Muon under momentum accumulation and a tuned finite-step Newton–Schulz update, the work proves that full-batch training of a sufficiently wide two-layer ReLU network reaches any target empirical squared loss ε with high probability when the constant learning rate scales as (1-μ)√ε, with a hitting-time bound of O((1-μ)-1ε-1/2) and a sufficient width independent of both target accuracy and momentum.

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