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Machine Learning Algorithms & Natural Language Processing

May 26, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Terminal-World: Large-Scale Environment Synthesis for Terminal Agents

The paper presents Terminal-World, an automated pipeline that uses Agent Skills to generate diverse terminal‑agent training data, builds over 5,700 environments, and trains models that outperform existing baselines on multiple benchmarks despite using far less data.

Agent SkillsLarge Language ModelsTerminal-World

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Terminal-World: Large-Scale Environment Synthesis for Terminal Agents

Machine Learning Algorithms & Natural Language Processing

May 25, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Next-ToBE: Enabling Overconfident LLMs to See Further and Reason More Accurately

The ICLR 2026 paper introduces Next‑ToBE, a training‑objective modification that replaces the one‑hot next‑token label with a soft distribution over a future token window, unlocking latent foresight in LLMs, improving future‑token hit rate, downstream reasoning performance, and reducing training memory and time.

Future Token PredictionLarge Language ModelsNext-ToBE

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Next-ToBE: Enabling Overconfident LLMs to See Further and Reason More Accurately

Machine Learning Algorithms & Natural Language Processing

May 25, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Why Large Models Get More Stable with More Edits: Unveiling Lifelong Normalization

The paper analyzes lifelong model editing, showing that Lifelong Normalization (LN) is essential for preventing catastrophic forgetting and model collapse, explains the positive cumulative effect of early edits, and introduces StableEdit with warm‑up and full whitening to achieve robust, million‑scale editing.

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Why Large Models Get More Stable with More Edits: Unveiling Lifelong Normalization

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May 25, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

VeRL-Omni: A Universal RL Post‑Training Framework for Diffusion and Multimodal Generation Models

VeRL-Omni introduces a universal reinforcement‑learning post‑training framework that extends the verl and vLLM‑Omni stacks to support diffusion transformers, hybrid AR‑DiT, and unified understanding‑generation models, offering high‑throughput multimodal rollout, flexible reward engines, modular trainers, and broad hardware compatibility.

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VeRL-Omni: A Universal RL Post‑Training Framework for Diffusion and Multimodal Generation Models

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May 25, 2026 · Industry Insights

How Anthropic’s Founder Playbook Redefines the Role of AI‑Native Companies

Anthropic’s Founder Playbook maps a four‑stage startup lifecycle, shows how AI eliminates execution bottlenecks, shifts founders from code writers to AI orchestrators, stresses validation over rapid prototyping, and argues that new moats lie in domain expertise, user‑data flywheels, and workflow lock‑in rather than raw model strength.

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How Anthropic’s Founder Playbook Redefines the Role of AI‑Native Companies

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May 24, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Anthropic’s Three Trump Cards Unveiled: Mythos 1 Debuts and Opus 4.8 Revealed

Developers on Google Vertex AI spotted the new claude‑opus‑4.8 model, a massive 510 k‑line source‑map leak confirmed Anthropic will skip Sonnet 4.7, while the preview of Mythos 1 hints at a combined code‑generation and security product, all amid fierce competition from OpenAI and Google.

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Anthropic’s Three Trump Cards Unveiled: Mythos 1 Debuts and Opus 4.8 Revealed

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May 24, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Can Agents Have Their Own App Store? SJTU & OPPO Unveil a Massive Agent Ecosystem

The article analyzes the ColorEcosystem blueprint, which maps the evolution from single LLM‑driven agents to a massive, personalized, standardized, and trustworthy agent ecosystem, detailing its three pillars—Agent Carrier, Agent Store, and Agent Audit—along with challenges and transition strategies.

AI agentsLarge Language Modelsagent audit

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Can Agents Have Their Own App Store? SJTU & OPPO Unveil a Massive Agent Ecosystem

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May 24, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

The First Visual‑Language Parallel Thinking Framework: Unpacking Its Core Mechanisms

The paper introduces Visual Para-Thinker, a parallel‑thinking framework for large‑scale visual‑language models that uses visual‑centered block and scan path partitions, Path‑aware Attention and Learnable Parallel Rotary Position Embedding, and demonstrates consistent gains across counting, visual search, hallucination and grounding benchmarks.

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The First Visual‑Language Parallel Thinking Framework: Unpacking Its Core Mechanisms

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May 24, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Inference Set to Consume 70% of AI Compute Power, Leaving 30% for Training

Zhang Lu, a Silicon Valley investor, argues that AI's focus is shifting from training to inference—now accounting for half of current compute and projected to reach 70%—while communication energy, data quality, physical AI, and edge deployment become the next critical bottlenecks and opportunities across medical, space, and nano‑robotics applications.

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Inference Set to Consume 70% of AI Compute Power, Leaving 30% for Training

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May 23, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Google I/O Introduces Gemini 3.5 Flash – Faster, Cheaper Than 3.1 Pro – and Antigravity 2.0

Google's I/O unveiled Gemini 3.5 Flash, a model that runs four times faster and costs far less than the previous 3.1 Pro while topping benchmark leaderboards, alongside the Antigravity 2.0 "Claude Code" development environment, new Gemini Spark agents, the multimodal Gemini Omni world‑model, and major Search upgrades that add information agents and generative UI capabilities.

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Google I/O Introduces Gemini 3.5 Flash – Faster, Cheaper Than 3.1 Pro – and Antigravity 2.0