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  1. Character-trained models can struggle to generalise

    Researchers found that models fine-tuned for specific personas in a chat format struggle to maintain those personas when used in agentic settings. When these character-trained models were prompted to generate emails as part of a simulated agentic task, their persona expression significantly degraded. This suggests that the persona training, often done via SFT or DPO on chat data, does not generalize well to different output formats or task contexts. AI

    Character-trained models can struggle to generalise

    IMPACT Persona training in chat formats may not transfer to agentic tasks, limiting the reliability of character-consistent AI agents.

  2. ACL-Verbatim: hallucination-free question answering for research

    Two new research papers address the critical issue of AI hallucinations in different domains. One paper introduces ACL-Verbatim, an extractive question-answering system designed to provide hallucination-free answers from research papers by mapping queries to verbatim text spans. The other paper, VIHD, proposes a visual intervention-based method for detecting hallucinations in medical visual question-answering models by analyzing cross-modal dependencies between text and visual tokens. AI

    ACL-Verbatim: hallucination-free question answering for research

    IMPACT These papers offer new techniques to improve the reliability of AI systems in research and medical applications, reducing risks associated with inaccurate information.