September 1–7: 13 frontier papers out of 2,235 read.
Papers rated as moving the field
How we choose“Among open-weight models, Qwen3.8-Max-Preview leads with 416,252, 38% above GLM 5.2 (high), and achieves the strongest learning over the horizon, progressively bargaining down prices across repeated orders.”
The authors, in the abstract
Evaluating LLM Agents on Long-Horizon Autonomous Business Operation
“Though we establish that our construction provably evaluates Boolean expressions -- a universal symbolic computation -- of arbitrary length perfectly, in other experiments we also demonstrate that our transformer variant can learn and generalize perfectly (100% accuracy) on other common length generalization benchmarks, including modular arithmetic and ListOps.”
“Experiments on GSM8K and MATH show that RePro's retained rewritten instances achieve 100% well-definedness, feasibility, and answer correctness, while existing methods still produce invalid or incorrect instances.”
“On the DevRev NL2SQL benchmark the system attains 91.7% answer correctness, a margin of 54.6 percentage points over the next-best baseline; on the Spider 2.0 Snowflake public dataset, it is competitive with leading systems at a single-generation operating point.”
“Agents cheat even under a second condition where they are prompted not to -the mean cheating rate remains above 50%.”
“We instantiate this threat in agentic commerce and software dependency use, with SkillShift achieving attacker-favored selection rates of 81.33% and 63.33% while maintaining a 100% utility-preserving rate.”
“The single-layer graft recovers the capability in 28 of the 33 runs of the prompted, fine-tuned, and RL-trained locks, with a median held-out recovery of 96%.”
“Extensive evaluations show that A.X K2 performs competitively against strong open-weight baselines, matching or exceeding them on math and Korean-language benchmarks.”
Sep 1–7: 208 cleared, 13 frontier
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