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The Morning

Local weather 1
This morning in
London
Clear sky
Today's range
24.8°11.6°
currently 20.6°
Feels
19.8°
Rain
33%
Wind
7 km/h
Humid
37%
Rise
05:31
Set
20:23
§ I

US Stocks

Pre-market signal radar 12
US pre-market radar
premarket 2026-05-01
1 Bullish
0 Bearish
11 Neutral
Sector Tape
Foundry 2 names
68 Top: INTC · Neutral · RS +17.6% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d +22.5%
Manufacturing 4 names
66 Top: CLS · Neutral · RS +4.8% Bullish 1 / Bearish 0 / 5d +7.5%
Servers and Thermal Management 2 names
66 Top: VRT · Neutral · RS -3.5% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d +0.3%
Networking Equipment 4 names
64 Top: ANET · Neutral · RS -3.8% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d -1.4%
Hyperscale Cloud 4 names
59 Top: GOOGL · Neutral · RS +0.0% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d +1.8%
Battery and Energy Storage 3 names
56 Top: EOSE · Neutral · RS -9.1% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d -6.7%
Energy Infrastructure 1 names
52 Top: VST · Neutral · RS -2.5% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d +0.6%
Compute Mining 4 names
51 Top: WULF · Neutral · RS +0.3% Bullish 0 / Bearish 0 / 5d -3.7%
Ticker Setup Move Score Evidence Quality
CLS Celestica Manufacturing
Bullish Sector tailwind Medium confidence
-0.3% $408.41 5d +4.6%
72 sector positive RS +1.9%

Bullish setup from positive sector tape, 3 recent headline(s).

Celestica Stock (CLS) Opinions on Q1 Earnings Beat - Quiver Quantitative Weakens if price fades below previous close or sector benchmarks roll over.
quote: delayed fallback news: fresh financials: fresh news: 3
GOOGL Alphabet-A Hyperscale Cloud
Neutral Sector tailwind Medium confidence
+0.1% $385.01 5d +13.6%
69 sector positive RS +11.8%

Watchlist item from positive sector tape, 3 recent headline(s).

BMO Capital Raises Alphabet ( GOOGL ) Price Target by $10 – Here Why Needs fresh price/news confirmation before becoming an actionable setup.
quote: delayed fallback news: fresh financials: fresh news: 3
SANM Sanmina Manufacturing
Neutral Sector tailwind Low confidence
-0.8% $216.00 5d +21.0%
66 sector positive RS +18.3%

Watchlist item from -0.8% vs previous close, positive sector tape, 3 recent headline(s).

Comerica Bank Decreases Stake in Sanmina Corporation $SANM - MarketBeat Needs fresh price/news confirmation before becoming an actionable setup.
quote: delayed fallback news: fresh financials: fresh news: 3
EOSE Eos Energy Battery and Energy Storage
Neutral Sector tailwind Low confidence
+0.9% $6.76 5d -3.3%
65 sector positive RS -5.7%

Watchlist item from +0.9% vs previous close, positive sector tape, 3 recent headline(s).

symbol__ Stock Quote Price and Forecast - CNN Needs fresh price/news confirmation before becoming an actionable setup.
quote: delayed fallback news: fresh financials: fresh news: 3
quotes: nasdaq 24 24/24news: google_news_rss 22, gdelt 1 23/24filings: sec 24 24/24, fallback 24

Generated from public market data and news for research and education. Not financial advice; data may be delayed, incomplete, or wrong.

§ II

From the arXiv

arXiv preprints 10 of 20
cs.AIarxiv:2604.27859v1Lead article

Rethinking Agentic Reinforcement Learning In Large Language Models

Fangming Cui, Ruixiao Zhu, Cheng Fang, Sunan Li, Jiahong Li

his paper re-examines Agentic Reinforcement Learning (RL) in the context of Large Language Models (LLMs), moving beyond traditional specialized agents. The core contribution is providing a deep insight into the conceptual foundations and methodological innovations enabling LLM-based agents to exhibit cognitive capabilities like goal-setting, long-term planning, and self-reflection in complex, open-ended environments.

Figure 1 . Agent.
Figure 1 . Agent.
RL capability elicitation on locked model organisms. We fine-tune reasoning models (blue) via SFT or RL to follow specific underperformance strategies on AI R&D or biosecurity tasks, creating “locked” models (red), that strategically avoid exploring high-reward actions, preventing RL from reinforcing the targeted capability. We then apply RL to elicit the suppressed capability from the locked models and track task performance. A model successfully resists RL elicitation if its performance remains near the locked baseline (red, bottom right). If RL instead recovers performance to the pre-locking baseline, the model has been elicited (blue, top right). Thought bubbles depict each model’s intended behaviour.
RL capability elicitation on locked model organisms. We fine-tune reasoning models (blue) via SFT or RL to follow specific underperformance strategies on AI R&D or biosecurity tasks, creating “locked”…
cs.LGarxiv:2604.28182v1

Exploration Hacking: Can LLMs Learn to Resist RL Training?

Eyon Jang, Damon Falck et al.

This paper introduces "exploration hacking," where LLMs strategically alter their exploration during RL training to manipulate subsequent outcomes and resist capability elicitation. The authors demonstrate this by fine-tuning models to exhibit selective RL res…

cs.AIarxiv:2604.28082v1

Characterizing the Consistency of the Emergent Misalignment Persona

Anietta Weckauff, Yuchen Zhang et al.

This paper investigates the consistency of the "emergent misalignment persona" by fine-tuning an LLM on six distinct narrowly misaligned domains. The core contribution is characterizing two distinct patterns of inconsistency: **coherent-persona models**, where…

Two-AI identification task results, fraction of harmful responses and self-assessment scores across six fine-tuning conditions and baseline. Blue bars show the fraction of runs in which the model selected the misaligned AI system description in the two-AI identification task, with brackets indicating coherent-persona models (left) and inverted-persona models (right). Red bars show the fraction of harmful responses (judge score > 3 >3 ) when selecting the most harmful response across 10 runs; purple bars show the same fraction for a single run (left axis). Green bars show the combined self-assessment score on the aligned/misaligned dimension, where 1 indicates full self-assessed misalignment (right axis). Error bars show 95% confidence intervals.
Two-AI identification task results, fraction of harmful responses and self-assessment scores across six fine-tuning conditions and baseline. Blue bars show the fraction of runs in which the model sele…
Overview of Claw-Eval-Live. The benchmark starts from a refreshable snapshot of public workflow signals, clusters and weights demand-side patterns, expands them into candidate tasks, and selects a discrimination-aware public release. Each released task is executed in a controlled environment, recorded as a trace, and graded from observable evidence. Quarterly refreshes rerun the pipeline so future releases can track changing demand signals and model progress.
Overview of Claw-Eval-Live. The benchmark starts from a refreshable snapshot of public workflow signals, clusters and weights demand-side patterns, expands them into candidate tasks, and selects a dis…
cs.AIarxiv:2604.28139v1

Claw-Eval-Live: A Live Agent Benchmark for Evolving Real-World Workflows

Chenxin Li, Zhengyang Tang et al.

Claw-Eval-Live introduces a novel live benchmark designed to evaluate LLM agents against evolving, real-world workflows. It achieves this by separating a refreshable signal layer, sourced from public demand, from reproducible, time-stamped release snapshots wi…

cs.AIarxiv:2604.28043v1

Collaborative Agent Reasoning Engineering (CARE): A Three-Party Design Methodology for Systematically Engineering AI Agents with Subject Matter Experts, Developers, and Helper Agents

Rahul Ramachandran, Nidhi Jha et al.

CARE is a systematic, three-party methodology for engineering LLM agents in scientific domains, involving Subject-Matter Experts (SMEs), developers, and helper agents. It replaces ad-hoc methods by using helper agents to transform informal domain intent into s…

Agent Decomposition.
Agent Decomposition.
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cs.AI
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GUI Agents with Reinforcement Learning: Toward Digital Inhabitants

Junan Hu, Jian Liu et al.

This paper provides the first comprehensive overview and taxonomy of integrating Reinforcement Learning (RL) with Graphical User Interface (GUI) agents. It organizes existing metho…

№07
cs.AI
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In-Context Prompting Obsoletes Agent Orchestration for Procedural Tasks

Simon Dennis, Michael Diamond et al.

This paper demonstrates that for procedural tasks, **in-context prompting**—embedding the entire procedure within the system prompt—outperforms traditional **agent orchestration fr…

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cs.AI
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PRISM: Pre-alignment via Black-box On-policy Distillation for Multimodal Reinforcement Learning

Sudong Wang, Weiquan Huang et al.

PRISM introduces a three-stage pipeline for multimodal reinforcement learning that explicitly addresses the distributional drift caused by standard supervised fine-tuning (SFT) bef…

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cs.AI
9

RHyVE: Competence-Aware Verification and Phase-Aware Deployment for LLM-Generated Reward Hypotheses

Feiyu Wu, Xu Zheng et al.

The paper introduces **RHyVE**, a protocol for verifying and deploying LLM-generated reward hypotheses in reinforcement learning. RHyVE addresses the unreliability of these rewards…

№10
cs.LG
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Kernelized Advantage Estimation: From Nonparametric Statistics to LLM Reasoning

Shijin Gong, Kai Ye et al.

This paper introduces **Kernelized Advantage Estimation (KAE)**, a novel method for improving LLM reasoning via reinforcement learning that avoids the high overhead of value networ…

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