Andrei Mircea

@mirandrom.bsky.social

PhD student at University of Montreal // Mila ··· mechanistic understanding of LLMs + Human-AI collaboration for science ··· http://mirandrom.github.io

Mechanistic understanding of systematic failures in language models is something more research should strive for IMO. This is really interesting work in that vein by @ziling-cheng.bsky.social, highly recommend you check it out.

Ziling Cheng@ziling-cheng.bsky.social · last yr.

Do LLMs hallucinate randomly? Not quite. Our #ACL2025 (Main) paper shows that hallucinations under irrelevant contexts follow a systematic failure mode — revealing how LLMs generalize using abstract classes + context cues, albeit unreliably. 📎 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2505.22630 1/n

✨EMNLP Paper! ✨ Have you ever constructed a table to organize your literature review process? Can we use LMs to generate these automatically? We are excited to present ArxivDIGESTables 🍽️ a study of collecting, generating, and evaluating 🎓 scientific literature review tables 📃!

A screenshot of the first page of the paper discussed in the thread. Figure 1 contains a set of three cartoon papers with related text highlighted in three different colors. To its left, there's an arrow pointing to a cartoon table with a column corresponding to each color and a row corresponding to each paper.