5 accepted papers
Agentic AI systems behave through trajectories: they plan, invoke tools, update memory, and coordinate over multiple steps. However, interpretability remains largely model-centric, focused on explaining single predictions rather than tracing long-horizon behavior and responsibility across interactin…
Open-source AI is scaling rapidly, and model hubs now host millions of artifacts. Each foundation model can spawn large numbers of fine-tunes, adapters, quantizations, merges, and forks. We take the position that compute efficiency alone is insufficient for sustainability in open-source AI. Lower pe…
Research on bias in Text-to-Image (T2I) models has primarily focused on demographic representation and stereotypical attributes, overlooking a fundamental question: how does grammatical gender influence visual representation across languages? We introduce a cross-linguistic benchmark examining words
This position paper argues for a fundamental shift in how Large Language Models (LLMs) are integrated into the mental health care domain. We advocate for their role as co-creators rather than mere assistive tools. While LLMs have the potential to enhance accessibility, personalization, and crisis in…
News recommender systems face certain challenges. These challenges arise due to evolving users’ preferences over dynamically created news articles. The diversity is necessary for a news recommender system to expose users to a variety of information. We propose a deep neural network based on a two-to…