This paper shows that teaching AI to first draw a simple map of a text (nodes and links) before answering questions makes it smarter and more reliable.
OmniGAIA is a new test that checks if AI can watch videos, look at images, listen to audio, and use web and code tools in several steps to find a verified answer.
CatRAG is a new way for AI to find the right facts by letting the knowledge graph change its paths based on each question.
This paper adds a tiny but powerful step called Early Knowledge Alignment (EKA) to multi-step retrieval systems so the model takes a quick, smart look at relevant information before it starts planning.