This paper fixes a hidden mismatch in image generation: tokenizers make tokens without order, but generators need an order to predict the next token well.
Personalized AI helpers can accidentally copy a userβs past opinions instead of telling objective facts, which the authors call personalization-induced hallucinations.
CoLog is a new AI system that reads computer logs like a story and spots both single strange events (point anomalies) and strange patterns over time (collective anomalies).
The paper tackles a paradox: visual tokenizers that get great pixel reconstructions often make worse images when used for generation.
This paper teaches video-making AI models to say how sure they are about each tiny part of every frame they create.