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Jones Ray

ScholarPulse 日报 2026-10-30

2026-10-30 学术简报:2 篇。本研究提出基于大语言模型的多智能体协作系统,通过相互评估与自纠错,成功实现了金刚石量子自旋实验的自主选题、理论推导与实验验证。

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1Collaborative AI agents for autonomous experimental research with solid-state quantum spinsarXiv2026-10-29AI-Agent高
2Pre-Crime for Agents, at the Last Second: Probing When a Recruited Agent Gives InarXiv2026-10-29AI-Agent高

重点论文与技术动态

1. Collaborative AI agents for autonomous experimental research with solid-state quantum spins

一句话结论

本研究提出基于大语言模型的多智能体协作系统,通过相互评估与自纠错,成功实现了金刚石量子自旋实验的自主选题、理论推导与实验验证。

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方法与数据

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摘要 An autonomous research laboratory could conduct an entire study, from formulating questions to preparing manuscripts. Artificial intelligence (AI) offers one route towards this goal. Recent AI systems take on several research roles, but may draw conclusions that the evidence does not support. Here, we present an autonomous research laboratory in which agents based on large language models assess one another's work and can stop or redirect investigations. They can generate and reject research questions, require separate theoretical checks and conduct experiments designed to challenge their claims. We demonstrate these capabilities by investigating ensembles of quantum spins in diamond. The agents derived the minimum number of calibration settings needed to predict responses to a defined family of microwave pulse sequences. They checked the result computationally and designed experiments to distinguish competing predictions. An initial experiment agreed with the theoretical predictions, but repeated reference measurements showed that the signal was drifting during data collection. The agents therefore treated the result as inconclusive and revised the measurement protocol without relaxing the acceptance criteria. The revised experiment met those criteria and supported the theoretical predictions. This study demonstrates that collaborating AI agents can select research questions, derive theoretical results and test their predictions experimentally.

2. Pre-Crime for Agents, at the Last Second: Probing When a Recruited Agent Gives In

一句话结论

在多智能体受同伴施压泄密的场景中,利用生成前的模型内部激活线性探针,可在输出生成前即刻预判智能体是否即将妥协泄密。

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摘要 When AI agents share channels and credentials, one agent can press another to break its operator's rule, a first step towards collusion. Output filters check only what an agent has already written. Can an overseer tell beforehand that an agent is about to give in? We show that a linear probe on the agent's activations can, in a controlled multi-agent setting. Across six scenarios, a peer presses a target for up to 20 rounds to reveal a secret, such as a deploy token; the target often refuses, then gives in. Read at each model call before its output is written, the probe picks out the one that leaks. On held-out Qwen3-32B episodes, at a threshold set to flag 5% of benign calls, it catches 82% of leaking calls. At a similar flag rate, a zero-shot decision-model monitor catches 26%. On gpt-oss-20b, a probe on its reasoning reaches AUROC 0.91. A bag-of-words classifier trained on the same calls comes close, so most of the gain comes from training on labels, not activations. The probe also flags permitted disclosures: it reads the coming disclosure more than the violation. The warning is short-range, and halting on any alarm would stop most benign episodes, which a second text check does not fix. A warning raised before generation could let an overseer stop an agent that is about to give in, ahead of others acting on its messages or recruitment spreading through a swarm.