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x86 formal verification first machine-checked proof announced

, 4 items in Computer Vision and AI Applications, 2 min read

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x86 formal verification is coming with the first published machine-checked proof of a security property for the end-to-end execution of a Linux process running an x86 binary statically linked against glibc. The work is a joint research project with Zellic.

Key points

  • First published machine-checked proof of a security property for end-to-end execution of a Linux process running an x86 binary statically linked against glibc.

  • Joint research project with @zellic_io.

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Recurrent VLMs - prune-then-loop strategy paper

Recurrent VLMs - prune-then-loop strategy paper introduces a method to turn pretrained VLMs into recurrent models. The work is released as an arXiv preprint with a project page.

Key points

  • Paper: arXiv:2610.22075

  • Project page announced for the method

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Teachable Figures open-sourced skill for AI agents

Teachable Figures is an open-sourced skill for AI agents to create beautiful, interactive 2D and 3D lessons. It was released for public use.

Key points

  • Open-sourced Teachable Figures

  • Skill for AI agents to create interactive 2D and 3D lessons

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ARC3 think-aloud study with 64 participants

ARC3 think-aloud study with 64 participants captured audio of problem solving. Humans and machines solve ARC3 very differently.

Key points

  • 64 participants solved ARC3 while thinking aloud into a microphone.

  • Humans and machines solve ARC3 very differently.

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