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Evolving Code, Sharper Predictions: AI Agents Tackle Software Defects

January 2, 2026 by BBG News

Despite a seemingly significant code alteration - the introduction of a race condition - the resulting variant’s embedding remained remarkably close to the benign version, demonstrating how models trained on code history can be easily misled, whereas even a straightforward, single-version classification approach utilizing large language models effectively distinguishes between the two instances.

A new approach uses collaborative AI to predict software flaws by accounting for how code changes over time, overcoming limitations of traditional methods.

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The Adaptive Search Engine: How Intelligent Agents are Personalizing Information Retrieval

January 2, 2026 by BBG News

SPARK streamlines the discovery of large language model evaluation methods by employing specialized agents, a layered memory system, and collaborative interaction-a process that yields faster, more thorough, and demonstrably supported results compared to traditional manual searches.

A new framework leverages specialized AI agents and layered memory systems to understand user context and deliver more relevant search results.

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AI Code Changes: A Performance Puzzle

January 2, 2026 by BBG News

Across all pull requests, the proportion authored by different artificial intelligence agents varies significantly by category, demonstrating a nuanced distribution of contributions based on specialization.

A new analysis of AI-generated code contributions reveals a surprising trend in how these systems tackle performance improvements.

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Learning from Imperfect Guidance: A New Path for Robotics

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

SiLRI facilitates robust real-world reinforcement learning through suboptimal interventions by optimizing a policy π to surpass human-level performance β, achieved by relaxing constraints specifically within high-entropy states to encourage exploration and adaptation.

Researchers have developed a reinforcement learning framework that effectively leverages even flawed human interventions to improve robot performance in complex manipulation tasks.

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Decoding Disease: AI Systems That Explain Their Diagnoses

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The system transforms medical literature into an Answer Set Programming (ASP) program via a large language model, subsequently leveraging an ASP solver to arrive at a diagnosis tailored to individual patient data-a process that acknowledges the inevitable translation of theoretical knowledge into practical, and potentially imperfect, clinical application.

Researchers have demonstrated a new approach to medical diagnosis that combines the power of artificial intelligence with the ability to clearly articulate its reasoning.

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Seeing is Understanding: An Agent That Learns to Search and Reason with Images

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

SenseNova-MARS addresses a complex visual challenge through a reasoning process that strategically integrates text search, image search, and image cropping techniques.

Researchers have developed a new AI agent, SenseNova-MARS, that combines visual perception and language understanding to tackle complex tasks requiring both image search and reasoning.

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Smarter Buildings, Smarter Energy: The Rise of Conversational AI

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

A human-centered Building Energy Management System (BEMS) leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) to conceptualize and implement an AI agent, enabling nuanced control and optimization of building energy usage through an understanding of occupant needs and preferences.

A new framework leverages the power of artificial intelligence to create more responsive and efficient energy management systems in smart homes and buildings.

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Smarter Robots, Smoother Paths: A New Approach to Navigation

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The simulation depicts a robotic system navigating a complex urban environment, autonomously charting a global path-indicated by a blue polyline connecting designated checkpoints-while dynamically maneuvering around buildings and other agents within the city.

Researchers are blending traditional path planning with the power of deep reinforcement learning to create more robust and efficient mobile robot navigation systems.

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Agents That Learn to Discover: The Rise of Self-Improving AI Scientists

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

Rather than relying on pre-built tools, the CASCADE architecture cultivates problem-solving capabilities through autonomous skill acquisition, coordinating specialized agents-a Solution Researcher, Code Agent, Debug Agents, and Output Processor-to dynamically construct customized solutions from complex components and iteratively refine them via multi-turn dialogues with human scientists, storing knowledge in both vector and graph databases to adaptively select between simple and deep solution pathways based on task difficulty.

A new framework empowers AI agents to not just use tools, but to autonomously develop and refine the skills needed for genuine scientific exploration.

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Where Do Things Go? AI Tackles Everyday Object Storage

January 1, 2026 by BBG News

The challenge of identifying stored household items serves as a benchmark for evaluating grounded vision-language models, multimodal LLMs, and the newly developed NOAM model, probing their capacity to connect visual perception with semantic understanding of everyday objects.

A new study introduces a benchmark and model designed to help robots understand where people typically store household items, bridging a critical gap in commonsense reasoning.

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