Open source AI shows lower collaboration intensity, reduced direct contributions, and a shift toward adaptive use rather than joint improvement compared to traditional OSS.
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ToolPRM provides fine-grained intra-call process supervision via a new dataset and reward model, outperforming outcome and coarse-grained alternatives on function-calling benchmarks.
StructuredSemanticSearch uses table discovery operators and orientation-aware integration on model-card tables to improve evidence coverage and diversity in model recommendation queries over a semantic baseline.
Poodle shows that LLMs can be automatically replaced with cheaper models for recurring tasks to save significant cost and energy without extra user effort.
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From OSS to Open Source AI: an Exploratory Study of Collaborative Development Paradigm Divergence
Open source AI shows lower collaboration intensity, reduced direct contributions, and a shift toward adaptive use rather than joint improvement compared to traditional OSS.
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ToolPRM: Fine-Grained Inference Scaling of Structured Outputs for Function Calling
ToolPRM provides fine-grained intra-call process supervision via a new dataset and reward model, outperforming outcome and coarse-grained alternatives on function-calling benchmarks.
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Diversed Model Discovery via Structured Table Discovery
StructuredSemanticSearch uses table discovery operators and orientation-aware integration on model-card tables to improve evidence coverage and diversity in model recommendation queries over a semantic baseline.
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Poodle: Seamlessly Scaling Down Large Language Models with Just-in-Time Model Replacement
Poodle shows that LLMs can be automatically replaced with cheaper models for recurring tasks to save significant cost and energy without extra user effort.
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