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Proves Q-Former is a Multi-Head MIL module due to permutation invariance in its cross-attention.
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Proves Q-Former is a Multi-Head MIL module due to permutation invariance in its cross-attention. Notes its limitation: it assumes i.i.d. instances, overlooking crucial instance correlation.

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DARPA’s new “DARPAVERSE” aims to simulate and predict human behavior to optimize military operations — echoing Eris, goddess of discord.
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DARPA is putting out a “program competition” to create a ‘DARPAVERSE’ platform to model and simulate scenarios for optimizing military operations. The idea is to keep improving upon modeling systems to arrive at the best results with minimal downsides. The platform is intended to work under 24 hours.

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The image symbolizes how artificial intelligence systems translate neural computation into structured governance.
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The image symbolizes how artificial intelligence systems translate neural computation into structured governance. Circuit lines represent data flow becoming formal clause patterns, mirroring the paper’s central idea: AI governance as syntax, not ethics.

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A 24-year-old developer built MCPJam, an open-source rival that outpaced Anthropic’s Inspector—and may redefine how AI agents are tested.
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When Anthropic released the Model Context Protocol, it promised a new era of agentic AI—but left developers wanting better testing tools. Marcelo Jimenez Rocabado, a 24-year-old CTO, forked Anthropic’s MCP Inspector to build MCPJam, a faster, more collaborative open-source alternative. Backed by Open Core Ventures and a growing developer community, MCPJam is now shaping the standard for AI server testing, proving that agility and open collaboration can outpace even the biggest players.

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DiverGen uses accurate SAM-based annotation methods, generative models, and a variety of prompts to improve AI segmentation.
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This section describes DiverGen's comprehensive implementation and visualization techniques. To verify generative diversity, the authors use UMAP visualization and CLIP-based data distribution analysis. While ChatGPT-generated prompts increase textual variety and visual richness, they also improve generative model diversity through the use of Stable Diffusion and DeepFloyd-IF. Compared to previous methods like max CLIP or SAM-foreground, the suggested SAM-background (SAM-bg) annotation method generates more precise and comprehensive masks.

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DiverGen reduces distribution bias in instance segmentation by diversifying generative data among models, prompts, and categories.
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By introducing Generative Data Diversity Enhancement (GDDE) and conducting a thorough examination of data distribution inconsistencies, DiverGen promotes generative data augmentation for example segmentation. DiverGen recognizes that a lack of real data biases model learning and extends the learnable distribution using three complementary diversity axes: generative model diversity (combining Stable Diffusion and DeepFloyd-IF outputs), prompt diversity (using ChatGPT-generated descriptions), and category diversity (adding ImageNet-based categories).

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DiverGen demonstrates that superior instance segmentation performance is driven by data diversity rather than quantity.
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In order to verify the effect of generating data variety in instance segmentation, this part tests DiverGen on the LVIS dataset. Experiments show that improving data diversity—through category, prompt, and model variation—drives sustained accuracy improvements, but increasing data quantity alone eventually plateaus or lowers performance.

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By creating instance-aware semantic maps, IVLMap makes it possible for robots to precisely follow navigation instructions in plain language.
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The Instance-aware Visual Language Map (IVLMap) framework for natural language-based robot navigation is implemented in this part. By creating a semantic map that encodes instance-level and attribute-level data, IVLMap enables robots to recognize spatial relationships and differentiate between several similar items (such as the "third black chair"). In order to read linguistic commands, break them down into structured subgoals, and produce executable robot navigation code, the suggested system incorporates Large Language Models (LLMs), such as ChatGPT and Llama 2.