Researchers find diffusion language models can pass Hidden messages between agents
A new paper on arXiv explores whether diffusion language models can communicate through hidden states rather than just decoded text. The study, titled Hidden Messages Between Diffusion Language Model Agents, tests if one model’s intermediate denoising states can encode and transmit information to another model. Experiments show that removing these hidden messages reduces performance by up to 100…
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- Hidden messages in diffusion models improve task performance by up to 100 points in controlled experiments
- Removing hidden communication reduces accuracy by +63.6 on Tiny-A2D and +100.0 on Dream-7B
- Late, single transfers outperform repeated exchanges, showing timing may be key
Read the original at arXiv cs.AI · by Alan-Barsag Gazzaev, Alexey Gavrilov, Sergey Muravyov, Ilya Makarov primary sourceOpen source ↗
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