Tensor Times
An academic-grade journal of artificial intelligence research — peer-reviewed analysis of large language models, machine learning frameworks, and the engineering behind today’s most consequential AI systems.
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Scaling Open Models for Enterprise Applications: Infrastructure Requirements and Deployment Patterns for On-Premises AI Systems
The rapid proliferation of open-source foundation models, from Llama and Mistral to BERT variants and code generators, has fundamentally altered the enterprise AI landscape. Organizations are increasingly drawn…
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The Ethics of AI-Generated Content Attribution: Legal Frameworks and Technical Solutions for Provenance Tracking
The proliferation of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has irrevocably altered the content creation landscape. From photorealistic images and coherent long-form articles to complex code and symphonic music, AI…
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Theoretical Foundations of In-Context Learning: Analyzing the Mechanisms of Few-Shot Adaptation in Transformer Architectures
Introduction: The Emergence of a New Learning Paradigm In the evolution of machine learning, the ability to learn from a handful of examples without explicit parameter updates has…
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The Evolution of AI Tool Ecosystems: A Systematic Review of Integration Frameworks and Interoperability Standards
Introduction: The Fragmented Landscape and the Imperative for Cohesion The contemporary artificial intelligence (AI) landscape is characterized by an unprecedented proliferation of specialized tools, libraries, and platforms. From…
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Edge Computing Architectures for Deploying Large Language Models: Optimization Strategies for Latency, Bandwidth, and Resource Constraints
The rapid proliferation of large language models (LLMs) has catalyzed a paradigm shift in artificial intelligence, moving from centralized cloud data centers to the network’s periphery. While cloud…
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Instruction-Tuning Paradigms for Domain-Specific Language Models: Comparative Analysis of Supervised, Reinforcement, and Contrastive Approaches
Introduction: The Imperative of Domain-Specific Adaptation The meteoric rise of general-purpose large language models (LLMs) has demonstrated remarkable capabilities across a broad spectrum of tasks. However, their deployment…