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  1. arXiv

    SAM 3 at 4-bit weights stops grabbing the wrong object: SPQ lifts RefCOCO hit rate from 42.1 to 72.5

    Quantizing SAM 3's image-encoder weights to 4 bits while keeping activations at 8 bits produces prompt-alignment drift: masks look plausible but land on the wrong object or lose the target across video frames. SPQ gives more calibration weight to parameters that affect text-concept scores, constrains feature error along low-variance residual directions, and folds a mean-error correction estimated from paired video rollouts into existing biases. Under W4A8, RefCOCO Pr@0.5 rises from 42.1 for PTQ4SAM to 72.5 while retaining 54.8 COCO mask AP, with no added inference operators.

  2. arXiv

    Agents stop rewriting behavior: falsifiable environment rules lift reactor-lab completion from 0% to 83%

    EvoBelief writes an agent's knowledge of its environment as falsifiable hypotheses, and only rules that survive independent evidence may change predictions or plans, while the language model stays frozen. On ALFWorld without actor-side transition memory it raises success over the matched Frozen World Model by 23.9% with Claude Haiku 4.5 and 31.3% with GPT-5.4; in DiscoveryWorld's Reactor Lab it completes 83.3% of Normal-tier and 58.3% of Challenge-tier instances, versus 0% for each evaluated baseline.

  3. medRxiv

    An AI Competency Framework for Emergency Medicine: A Multiphase Consensus Process

    Using a Nominal Group Technique session (May 2025, n=6) and a two-round modified Delphi process (April–May 2026, expert panel n=13 across 12 academic medical centers, with 77% Round 1 and 100% Round 2 response rates), this study developed the first specialty-specific AI competency framework for a United States medical specialty, comprising 5 themes (Communicating about AI, Understanding appropriate use cases, Interacting with AI, AI risk management, Cognitive impacts of AI), 5 derived competencies (one-to-one theme-to-competency mapping endorsed by 12 of 13 panelists), 19 subthemes, and 10 retained clinical scenarios, with all themes, derived competencies, and individually rated subthemes meeting pre-specified consensus thresholds and 9 of 10 scenarios reaching consensus while 1 was retain

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