// Efficient Evolution of Web Agents // Web agents waste a lot of compute on cyclic reasoning loops and unproductive exploration. This new research introduces WebClipper, a framework that models web agent search processes as state graphs and prunes them into minimal directed
MACHINE LEARNING
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Alibaba releases Qwen 3.5, analyzed via Blevlabs on X
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The Qwen Report. Today @AlibabaGroup released Qwen 3.5. A major new multimodal model. So I had @blevlabs analyze all posts here on X and a few other places and write up this report. All built via the X API. This is an example of the value that's here on X that very few see.
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Building an AI-first reading experience for X
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Hah. I am building a new kind of X reading experience all read by AI first. 🙂
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Paper and Code: Youtu-Agent Training Free GRPO Implementation
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Paper: https://
arxiv.org/abs/2510.08191
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Code: https://
github.com/TencentCloudAD
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Critique of Machine Learning Research for Tabular Data
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Every ML for tabular data paper I've ever come across.
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Which exponential trends are you riding right now?
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Which exporential are you trying to ride right now?
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How Recent Physics Result with AI Came Together
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how our recent physics result with AI came to be
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Categorical Flow Maps: Fast Discrete Diffusion for Single-Step Generation
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Great work by @FEijkelboom et al Floor Eijkelboom (@FEijkelboom) Discrete diffusion — but fast? ⚡️ Test-time inference — but for discrete data? 🧠 Categorical Flow Maps: continuous transport toward the simplex, turning discrete generation into a single-step problem. Built on Variational FM (CatFlow), we obtain (self-)distillation from scratch. Language, molecules, and test-time steering — one framework. Scaling to LLMs and foundation models next. Watch this space 👀 — https://nitter.net/FEijkelboom/status/2023412552294686734#m
→ View original post on X — @wellingmax, 2026-02-16 15:38 UTC
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Vision Redefined: From Representations to Perception-Action Loops
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In my recent blog post, I argue that "vision" is only well-defined as part of perception-action loops, and that the conventional view of computer vision – mapping imagery to intermediate representations (3D, flow, segmentation…) is about to go away. vincentsitzmann.com/blog/bit…
→ View original post on X — @shiqi_yang_147, 2026-02-16 15:31 UTC
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LLM Agents Struggle With Multi-Step Scientific Tool Use
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On evaluating multi-step scientific tool use in LLM agents. SciAgentGym provides an interactive environment with 1,780 specialized tools across 4 scientific disciplines. The core finding: even advanced models like GPT-5 see success rates drop sharply from 60.6% to 30.9% as
