PhD @Princeton University | Research @Bytedance Seed Multimodal | Previous research @Meta GenAI / Adobe Research / Meta FAIR / Tencent Robotics X / Borealis AI
Finally understood why some industrial people don’t appreciate good research taste anymore. Bypassing the hard problems to meet the delivery due is survival rule under both internal and external pressure sometimes..
The current paper review system is a failure, and it will be more obvious as AI-centric research develops. The quality degrades from journals to conferences, and a huge degradation since AI exploded. We should customize an AI review system (with code verification) for peer review (efficient and higher quality) even to review the AI generated papers. Very soon both sides will be fully automated.
From industry perspective (at least from my view), 99% work are wrong (mostly wrong at beginning from its direction) and 90% are meaningless (excluding for educational purpose), but we count on the 1% to progress.
This also implies a wrong academic credit/scholar system. Why a paper in related work but not so relevant has same citation credit as those few critical baselines/ideas in one paper?
We live in an age of miracles.
3D printing and computational geometry make previously unimaginable geometries possible.
From: Kazuki Abe, Riichiro Tadakuma & Kenjiro Tadakuma's 2021 paper – ABENICS: Active Ball Joint Mechanism With Three-DoF Based on Spherical Gear Meshings
🔥 Excited to share our new paper:
🚀 Odysseus: Scaling VLMs to 100+ Turn Decision-Making in Games via Reinforcement Learning
🎮 We study how to make RL stable and effective for training VLM agents in long-horizon, visually grounded environments — using the video game Super Mario Land as a testbed.
📜 Paper: https://t.co/SPgs9dhtBz
🔗 Project page (w/ video demos): https://t.co/zwAclr3W8M
Is on-policy distillation just Q-dagger algorithm?
After reading through the blog, it just recalls my old memory of a algorithm called Q-dagger,
which takes value difference of teacher and student policy as loss.
The on-policy distillation uses log-prob difference as loss instead, but very similar (or equivalent if treating the log-prob as Q-value).
Paper for Q-dagger: https://t.co/Q4MoH0VyLi
https://t.co/vEGWiBdKqR
After reading the tech blog, it feels the posed frames and context juggling are very similar to our recent work Video Retrieval Augmented Generation (VRAG):
https://t.co/rBvueZdJUF
To be presented at NeurIPS 2025 San Diego.
Very excited to share @theworldlabs ‘s latest research work RTFM!! It’s a real-time, persistent, and 3D consistent generative World Model running on *a single* H100 GPU! Blog and live demo are available below! 🤩
Very excited to share @theworldlabs ‘s latest research work RTFM!! It’s a real-time, persistent, and 3D consistent generative World Model running on *a single* H100 GPU! Blog and live demo are available below! 🤩
What Sora2 cannot do well?
Check our showcase for AI video system on high-quality advertisement video generation:
https://t.co/rNIR1ULFY6
One click, <1% cost, no traditional filming, the system ideally can deliver production-level ads video for any small business.
🚀 New preprint!
🤔 Can one agent “nudge” a synthetic civilization of Census‑grounded agents toward higher social welfare—all by optimizing utilities in‑context? Meet the LLM Economist ↓