Research/paper/2026-09-22

New Research on Multimodal LLM Uncertainty, Speech-Text Training, and Legal Agents

Three independent research papers, published as first-party studies on arXiv, present new findings in artificial intelligence. These studies introduce methods for training-free uncertainty estimation in multimodal large language models, propose an interleaved approach for effective joint speech-text training in ASR, and detail an agentic system named Schematize for generating and refining information-extraction schemas for legal research.

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  • Methods for training-free uncertainty estimation in multimodal LLMs developed
  • Effective joint speech-text training by interleaving proposed for ASR
  • Schematize, an agentic system for legal information extraction, introduced

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