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dLLM: Simple Diffusion Language Modeling research paper by UC Berkeley, 2026

UC Berkeley · Foundation models · Feb 26, 2026 · 18 citations · 136 upvotes · unverified

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A unified open-source framework is presented that standardizes core components of diffusion language modeling for reproduction, customization, and accessible development of both large and small models.

By Zhanhui Zhou, Lingjie Chen, Hanghang Tong and 1 more · arXiv 2602.22661 · PDF · Code

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About this paper
Venue
Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics
Citations
18, 1 influential · Semantic Scholar
Upvotes
136 · Hugging Face
Lab
UC Berkeley

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UpvotesNov 9, 2026Hugging Face upvotes fell from 153 to 136.
CitationsNov 9, 2026Citations rose from 17 to 18.
CitationsNov 2, 2026Citations rose from 15 to 17.
CitationsOct 12, 2026Citations rose from 14 to 15.
CitationsOct 5, 2026Citations rose from 12 to 14.
CitationsSep 25, 2026A first count of 1 influential citations.
CitationsSep 25, 2026A first count of 12 citations.
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