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Agentic AI and Reasoning Optimization

Research is shifting toward multi-agent topologies, adaptive control, latent reasoning, and self-editing decoding to make agents more efficient. These methods aim to reduce token usage while preserving or improving task performance.

Detected: 2026-10-18 ยท Updated: 2026-10-18

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2026-10-16 โ€ข ArXiv cs.CL

PRISM: privileged information for multi-agent topology design

PRISM recovers per-query signal from execution-verified graph corpora that lack rankings. A teacher reads a sibling graph via a zero-initialized low-rank branch; the student aligns per-decision targets on self-sampled trajectories. Across six benchma...

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2026-10-16 โ€ข ArXiv cs.CL

DeepUnfolding Agent: Adaptive Control Becomes an External Service

The FastAPI platform described by DeepUnfolding Agent separates adaptive control from domain-specific execution. Executors register a schema, send round-level diagnostics, receive schema-bounded actions, and return feedback. SQLite persistence and Do...

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2026-10-15 โ€ข ArXiv cs.LG

Inverse Models Turn Answer-Only Data Into Reasoning Distillation

Researchers use an inverse LLM to reconstruct reasoning traces from answers alone. Trained once, the model generates intermediate steps offline for prompt-answer data, avoiding the multiple rollouts of reinforcement learning. On Qwen3-0.6B, a single ...

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2026-10-12 โ€ข ArXiv cs.CL

AutoIndexer: When Models Rewrite Their Own Output Like in a Text Editor

AutoIndexer introduces a decoding mechanism based on a chain of edits: the model can insert, substitute, or delete tokens after generation, moving a cursor like in a text editor. Trained on perturbed sequences, it learns to correct erroneous contexts...

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