RAG: expand documents, not the model
Published on January 14, 2026, this summary describes a CMU researchers’ study of expanding the retrieval corpus in RAG as an alternative to scaling up the language model.
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Published on January 14, 2026, this summary describes a CMU researchers’ study of expanding the retrieval corpus in RAG as an alternative to scaling up the language model.
Read articlePublished on January 14, 2026, the summary presents UniversalRAG, a framework that routes queries to a corpus for a specific modality before retrieving information from it.
Read articlePublished on January 13, 2026, the summary presents MemRL, an approach that learns to rank episodic memories by utility without changing language-model weights.
Read articleA January 13, 2026 publication reports the launch of FrogMini, a 14B coding agent, and gives a score of 45.3% on SWE-Bench Verified.
Read articleA January 13, 2026 publication presents Pocket TTS, a 100-million-parameter text-to-speech model described as running on a laptop without a GPU and offering voice cloning.
Read articlePublished on January 12, 2026, the summary presents DroPE, a method that removes positional embeddings after training and uses brief calibration to extend context.
Read articleIn a post dated January 12, 2026, Chris Barber and JS Denain report interviews with 18 people from RL environment startups, neolabs, and frontier labs. The material offers engineers a view of how different organizations develop these environments.
Read articlePublished on January 12, 2026, the listing describes Leaker as a tool that searches passive online sources for credential leaks associated with email addresses.
Read articlePublished on January 12, 2026, the announcement describes a multilingual audio dataset with 150,000 hours, coverage of 10 languages and word-level timestamps, along with the generative models LEMAS-TTS and LEMAS-Edit.
Read articlePublished on January 11, 2026, the summary describes LoPA, a training-free, plug-and-play algorithm that uses lookahead to choose token-filling orders in diffusion LLMs.
Read articleThe article compares SFT and reinforcement fine-tuning for continual adaptation of foundation models; its title claims the latter naturally mitigates forgetting.
Read articlePublished on January 9, 2026, the technical report presents an open-source approach to adapting language models to Q, a programming language used in quantitative finance.
Read articleOn January 9, 2026, SETA announced 400 training environments, a reinforcement-learning pipeline, and SETA-RL-Qwen3-8B weights for terminal-agent experiments.
Read articleA Radar entry dated January 8, 2026 describes OpenTinker as an open-source reinforcement learning platform for agents, separating programming from execution.
Read articleThe announcement plans augmented-reality glasses with 1080p micro-OLED panels, a USB-C connection, and a dock with HDMI and DisplayPort.
Read articleOn January 6, 2026, Dell announced a 52-inch Thunderbolt monitor with 6K resolution and inputs for connecting multiple computers.
Read articleA January 6, 2026 MIT post describes recursive language models that use a Python interface to search, filter and recursively process smaller sections of long inputs. The post says they handle inputs up to about 100 times larger than usual and outperform base models and retrieval configurations.
Read articlePublished on January 4, 2026, the post describes the Masters framework and reports score gains on two VLMs, with the stated aim of avoiding online RL's computational cost.
Read articleA paper preview describes single-stage training with fixed hyperparameters and reports average accuracies of 54.9% and 64.3% on two 1.5B reasoning models.
Read articlePublished on January 3, 2026, this account compares practical PEFT strategies for multi-domain RLVR. In the reported experiments, averaging specialist LoRA weights and then continuing training outperformed the tested gating method.
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