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🚨 Kyutai Releases MoshiVis: The First Open-Source Real-Time Speech Model that can Talk About Images

📢  Meta AI Researchers Introduced SWEET-RL and CollaborativeAgentBench: A Step-Wise Reinforcement Learning Framework to Train Multi-Turn Language Agents for Realistic Human-AI Collaboration Tasks

🔥 Sea AI Lab Researchers Introduce Dr. GRPO: A Bias-Free Reinforcement Learning Method that Enhances Math Reasoning Accuracy in Large Language Models Without Inflating Responses

🚨 This AI Paper from UC Berkeley Introduces TULIP: A Unified Contrastive Learning Model for High-Fidelity Vision and Language Understanding

🧲 TxAgent: An AI Agent that Delivers Evidence-Grounded Treatment Recommendations by Combining Multi-Step Reasoning with Real-Time Biomedical Tool Integration

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Researchers from the University of Washington, Princeton University, and UC Berkeley have introduced Open Deep Search (ODS)—an open-source search AI framework designed for seamless integration with any user-selected LLM in a modular manner. ODS comprises two central components: the Open Search Tool and the Open Reasoning Agent. Together, these components substantially improve the capabilities of the base LLM by enhancing content retrieval and reasoning accuracy.

The Open Search Tool distinguishes itself through an advanced retrieval pipeline, featuring an intelligent query rephrasing method that better captures user intent by generating multiple semantically related queries. This approach notably improves the accuracy and diversity of search results. Furthermore, the tool employs refined chunking and re-ranking techniques to systematically filter search results according to relevance. Complementing the retrieval component, the Open Reasoning Agent operates through two distinct methodologies: the Chain-of-thought ReAct agent and the Chain-of-code CodeAct agent. These agents interpret user queries, manage tool usage—including searches and calculations—and produce comprehensive, contextually accurate responses.

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