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IEEE CogMI 2025 Workshop on Agentic Intelligence: Risks, Ethics, and Trust2025Creating authentic digital twins of mobile users through realistic user behavior simulation is critical to truly understand and anticipate customer needs at scale. Toward this, we introduce Digital TwIns of MObile User (TIMO), an end-to-end framework for high-fidelity mobile user simulation that addresses four key limitations in existing approaches: subjective decision-making diversity, scalable experience
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2025As the scale of training large language models (LLMs) increases, one emergent failure is silent data corruption (SDC), where hardware produces incorrect computations without explicit failure signals. In this work, we are the first to investigate the impact of real-world SDCs on LLM training by comparing model training between healthy production nodes and unhealthy nodes exhibiting SDCs. With the help from
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2025Condition-based monitoring (CBM) is essential for maintaining high machine uptime in industrial settings. While existing CBM solutions effectively use time-series data (e.g., thermal, vibration, amperage, etc.), these can be enhanced with LLMs to integrate domain knowledge and generate interpretable summaries. However, LLMs often incur higher latency and cost than traditional methods. We thus propose LEAD
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NeurIPS 2025 Workshop on Mathematical Reasoning and AI2025We present an approach for training language models to interactively prove theorems using the Lean proof assistant. Our approach enables models to propose partial proofs, receive verification feedback, and iteratively refine their proofs. We develop a synthetic data generation pipeline that converts static proof datasets into multi-turn interactive sequences, complete with incremental verification feedback
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NeurIPS 2025 AI4NextG2025This paper presents a pilot study toward a foundation model for wireless sensing using FMCW radar. We propose a transformer-based architecture trained on data from mmWave sensor with self-supervised objectives designed to capture temporal–spatial signal characteristics without labels. Our framework introduces strategies for handling sparse channel representations and provides a unified normalization across
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