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October 23, 20266 min read“Controllable text to speech” makes speech more expressive, character voices more distinct and consistent.
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ICML 2026 Workshop on Agents in the Wild2026Pre-deployment testing of conversational agents requires simulating diverse user behaviors, yet real interaction data is scarce for new products and scripted test cases miss critical edge cases. Existing LLM-based user simulators generate personas from demographic templates or fictional backstories, lacking grounding in operational data, validated behavioral controllability, and systematic coverage of agent
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NeurIPS 2026 Workshop on Foundation Models for Temporal Systems2026Adapting a forecasting system to a changing world classically means retraining. We ask whether the task of continually learning regimes for time series forecasting can be represented by a piece of text: a guidance block, evolved by outcome-driven reflection and used in a frozen LLM forecaster's prompt. On a refreshed multimodal benchmark (weekly search indices, daily currencies, daily commodities, each
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SOSP 20262026This talk presents a layered C++ architecture that solves this at scale. We present our core abstrcactions; a header-only Lie group library provides shared spatial math types (SE(3) poses, twists, wrenches); a trajectory library for motion planners and controllers; and a collision detection library from the same. We will discuss how we moved from virtual functions to C++ concepts with zero overhead and
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2026LLM-based factuality judges provide scalable evaluation signals, but their metrics are often systematically biased relative to human judgments. We study human-anchored factuality evaluation under limited annotation budgets, where judge predictions on the full dataset are combined with human labels on a small selectively sampled subset to obtain statistically valid estimates. The efficiency of this approach
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EMNLP 2026 Workshop on Multilingual Representation Learning2026Pretrained multilingual language models perform well on many NLP tasks, yet their performance remains uneven, with English consistently outperforming most other languages. Multilingual adaptation aims to close this gap while preserving English performance, but faces challenges such as limited task-specific multilingual data, the curse of multilinguality, and catastrophic forgetting. Large language models
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