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BDH-CQ: In-Context Learning with Recurrent Latent Reasoning

Aug 10, 2026

This work addresses the challenge of efficiently solving abstract visual reasoning tasks, such as those in ARC-AGI, without explicitly generating intermediate reasoning steps. The authors propose an implicit iterative reasoning architecture that leverages in-context learning to drive recurrent neural memory, enabling iterative refinement of representations in a high-dimensional latent space to answer queries end-to-end—without requiring language-based intermediate rationales. Evaluated on ARC-AGI-1, their 150M-parameter model achieves a pass@2 rate of 29.5%, with a per-task inference cost of merely $0.0007. This result substantially advances the state-of-the-art by establishing a new efficiency frontier, significantly outperforming prior methods on the cost–accuracy Pareto front.

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The Dragon Hatchling: The Missing Link between the Transformer and Models of the Brain

Sep 30, 2025

How can large language models achieve Transformer-level performance while maintaining biological interpretability and neuroscientific plausibility? This paper introduces Dragon Hatchling (BDH), a brain-inspired architecture that constructs scale-free biological networks from locally interacting neuronal particles, integrating spiking neuron dynamics, Hebbian synaptic plasticity, and attention-guided state-space modeling for GPU-efficient training. Its key contribution lies in unifying three biologically grounded properties—unambiguous neuronal activation, synapse-level dynamic traceability, and modular higher-order graph structure—within a single language modeling framework, thereby ensuring both theoretical rigor and intrinsic interpretability. Evaluated across model sizes from 10M to 1B parameters, BDH matches GPT-2’s performance on language modeling and machine translation tasks using identical training data, demonstrating scalability and biological fidelity. BDH establishes a novel paradigm bridging computational linguistics with cognitive neuroscience.

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BDH-CQ: In-Context Learning with Recurrent Latent Reasoning

Aug 10, 2026

This work addresses the challenge of efficiently solving abstract visual reasoning tasks, such as those in ARC-AGI, without explicitly generating intermediate reasoning steps. The authors propose an implicit iterative reasoning architecture that leverages in-context learning to drive recurrent neural memory, enabling iterative refinement of representations in a high-dimensional latent space to answer queries end-to-end—without requiring language-based intermediate rationales. Evaluated on ARC-AGI-1, their 150M-parameter model achieves a pass@2 rate of 29.5%, with a per-task inference cost of merely $0.0007. This result substantially advances the state-of-the-art by establishing a new efficiency frontier, significantly outperforming prior methods on the cost–accuracy Pareto front.

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The Dragon Hatchling: The Missing Link between the Transformer and Models of the Brain

Sep 30, 2025

How can large language models achieve Transformer-level performance while maintaining biological interpretability and neuroscientific plausibility? This paper introduces Dragon Hatchling (BDH), a brain-inspired architecture that constructs scale-free biological networks from locally interacting neuronal particles, integrating spiking neuron dynamics, Hebbian synaptic plasticity, and attention-guided state-space modeling for GPU-efficient training. Its key contribution lies in unifying three biologically grounded properties—unambiguous neuronal activation, synapse-level dynamic traceability, and modular higher-order graph structure—within a single language modeling framework, thereby ensuring both theoretical rigor and intrinsic interpretability. Evaluated across model sizes from 10M to 1B parameters, BDH matches GPT-2’s performance on language modeling and machine translation tasks using identical training data, demonstrating scalability and biological fidelity. BDH establishes a novel paradigm bridging computational linguistics with cognitive neuroscience.

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