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This paper addresses the problem of semantic drift in existing AGIQA models, where image embeddings show inconsistent similarities to grade descriptions. It proposes a novel approach inspired by psychometrics, specifically the Graded Response Model (GRM), to improve the reliability and performance of image quality assessment. The use of an Arithmetic GRM (AGQG) module offers a plug-and-play advantage and demonstrates strong generalization capabilities across different image types, suggesting its potential for future IQA models.
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The Arithmetic GRM based Quality Grading (AGQG) module enjoys a plug-and-play advantage, consistently improving performance when integrated into various state-of-the-art AGIQA frameworks.

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AI-Powered Hawaiian Language Assessment: A Community-Driven Approach

Published:Dec 19, 2025 00:21
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This research explores a practical application of AI in education, specifically in the context of Hawaiian language assessment. The community-based workflow highlights a collaborative approach, which could be replicated for other endangered languages.
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The article focuses on using AI to augment Hawaiian language assessments.

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This research explores the inner workings of frontier AI models, highlighting potential inconsistencies and vulnerabilities through psychometric analysis. The study's findings are important for understanding and mitigating the risks associated with these advanced models.
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The study uses "psychometric jailbreaks" to reveal internal conflict.