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provenance

Papers
67
Released code
3
First seen
Aug 2026
Latest
Nov 2026

59 papers in the last two months, against 8 in the two before.

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Three papers to read first, in the order they came out
  1. 1Code plagiarism detectors fail on whole repositories rewritten by AI agents

    Current provenance detection methods cannot reliably trace repository-scale AI-rewritten code to its source.

    Nov 2026
  2. 2AI text detectors spot chatbot essays but can miss rewritten sentences

    State-of-the-art detectors achieve high accuracy on authentic student writing, but sentence-level detection drops when AI text is rewritten.

    Nov 2026
  3. 3Linking memory back to raw data helps AI agents avoid repeating bad lessons

    Evidence-linked memory, storing lessons with their source trajectories, reduces failures caused by incorrect or misapplied lessons in LLM agents.

    Nov 2026

Who is working on it

Microsoft 4Shanghai Jiao Tong University 4Google 3University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 2Shandong University 2Google LLC 2

The papers

Most central to this idea first, not most recent.

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