Month: September 2025

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Related Work 2.1 Vision-LLMs 2.2 Transferable Adversarial Attacks Preliminaries 3.1 Revisiting Auto-Regressive Vision-LLMs 3.2 Typographic Attacks in Vision-LLMs-based AD Systems Methodology 4.1 Auto-Generation of Typographic Attack 4.2 Augmentations of Typographic Attack 4.3 Realizations of Typographic Attacks Experiments Conclusion and References 3 Preliminaries 3.1 Revisiting Auto-Regressive Vision-LLMs :::info Authors: … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Related Work 2.1 Vision-LLMs 2.2 Transferable Adversarial Attacks Preliminaries 3.1 Revisiting Auto-Regressive Vision-LLMs 3.2 Typographic Attacks in Vision-LLMs-based AD Systems Methodology 4.1 Auto-Generation of Typographic Attack 4.2 Augmentations of Typographic Attack 4.3 Realizations of Typographic Attacks Experiments Conclusion and References 2.2 Transferable Adversarial Attacks Adversarial attacks are most … Read more

The Memory Challenge: Why Agents Need More Than Raw Compute Machine learning models that handle inputs and outputs in separate formats and files are familiar to data scientists and experts. As in most situations, AI agents are needed to maintain context, learn from interactions, and access massive knowledge stores that no model can handle, requiring … Read more

Ancient priests had incense. Sophists had rhetoric. Today, we have algorithms—faster, subtler, and everywhere. The war on human attention can be traced back many millennia. In the 5th Century BC, the Greek Sophists were masters of persuasion who battled for citizens’ attention in public squares, teaching techniques to sway opinion regardless of truth. Plato often … Read more

Discover why shifting from code-centric to spec-centric development can unleash AI’s code-gen potential, creating adaptable, autonomous, and self-optimizing software systems.

PostgreSQL 18, released on September 25, 2025, includes major features focused on performance, manageability, and developer experience. This is a landmark release. It’s not just an incremental update; it’s a fundamental shift that directly addresses some of the long-standing performance, operational, and development pain points in high-scale Postgres environments. This release delivers on two major … Read more

For decades, the web has been fragile. A single JavaScript error could freeze a page, a missing API could break a feature, or a slow network could ruin the experience. Users refresh, developers debug, and everyone loses time. But in 2025, we’re entering a new era: self-healing web applications. These are apps designed to recover from errors … Read more

When working with Databricks pipelines and workflows, failures are inevitable. While Databricks provides built-in notifications for job failures, these alerts are often not customizable and may not fit specific reporting or formatting needs. A more flexible and cost-effective approach is to set up custom email notifications that include pipeline details and error messages in a … Read more

I’ve been optimizing landing pages for the better part of a decade, and there’s something that’s always bothered me about how we approach analytics for them. Most of us default to Google Analytics, Mixpanel, or similar tools because they’re familiar and comprehensive. But here’s the thing: landing pages aren’t websites. They’re fundamentally different beasts with … Read more