Machine
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Our emerging research direction on machine studying, alongside broader work on model knowledge and memory.
KNOWLEDGE × MEMORYAdvancing language models and the agents built around them. From Thai language understanding to memory, reasoning, and reliable real-world interaction.
01 / RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
We connect model research with the questions that matter in practice: what models understand, how agents act, and how we know they work.
Thai and multilingual foundations, language adaptation, and open training resources.
02Tool use, role-play behavior, cultural safety, and evaluation beyond English.
03Knowledge editing, retrieval-augmented generation, and grounded model knowledge.
04Post-training, model merging, mathematical problem solving, and expert reasoning.
05Audio understanding, voice interaction, and text-rich Thai document intelligence.
06Connecting research methods with structured data and domain-specific knowledge.
02 / CURRENT EXPLORATIONS
New directions in how models study, how agents behave, and how their capabilities are evaluated.
Our emerging research direction on machine studying, alongside broader work on model knowledge and memory.
KNOWLEDGE × MEMORYInvestigating automated ways to assess agent behavior, tool use, and task outcomes across realistic interactions.
MEASUREMENT × RELIABILITYExploring simulated interactions as a way to study agent behavior and human–agent workflows.
INTERACTION × BEHAVIORStudying role consistency, dialogue behavior, and tool-use decisions in role-conditioned language-model agents.
ROLES × TOOL USEActive directions shared by the research team. These are ongoing investigations, not claims of completed results or released systems.
03 / SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Explore selected co-authored work across DataX, Typhoon, and the wider research community. Every paper links to its source.
Try a researcher’s name, a broader topic, or a different year.
Includes collaborative work and related research by featured authors; not all papers were produced under the same institutional affiliation. Venue badges distinguish proceedings, workshops, and preprints. SEATauBench’s acceptance is reported on the author’s website.
04 / PEOPLE & COLLABORATION
A connected group of scientists and collaborators bringing together language, learning, and systems research.
A selected research network, not a complete staff directory. Core groups follow the supplied research overview; additional contributors are included through public team and publication records.
05 / OPEN RESEARCH
Read the work. Explore the resources. Build on the ideas.
GOOD RESEARCH STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.
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