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- Always-on agents turn memory into a governance problem
- Multimodal unlearning makes deletion a systems problem
- Generative-engine visibility needs more than a ranking score
- Multimodal edge efficiency is a co-design problem
- Three integration sites that model-level AI audits leave exposed
- Three matching regimes explain why no cross-view matcher wins everywhere
- L2 readiness depends on the multimodal conditioning path
- Six artifact families, three control roles, and one test for agentic creation
- Observation, memory, action, runtime: the four costs of efficient GUI agents
- Six dynamics explain why automated review turns evaluation into a target
- Parameters, representations, behaviors: three ways to fuse models, no ranking between them
- Four carriers, five duties, five operations: what memory means in autoregressive video generation
- Four interfaces, two shared mechanisms: how a robot demonstration turns into action
- Five fields, three interfaces, one missing comparison: diagnosing a reasoning model's wrong answer
- Four claims behind 138 sparse-autoencoder studies, and the test each one needs
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