The field of inverse problems and generative modeling is witnessing significant advancements, driven by the development of novel methodologies and techniques. A key direction is the integration of diffusion models with other methods, such as Monte Carlo and Bayesian optimization, to improve the accuracy and efficiency of inverse problem solving. Another area of focus is the development of multi-fidelity and multi-physics approaches, which enable the incorporation of diverse data types and physical fields to enhance the robustness and reliability of predictions. Noteworthy papers in this area include: Blade, which introduces a derivative-free Bayesian inversion method using diffusion priors, achieving superior performance on various inverse problems. Y-shaped Generative Flows, which proposes a novel generative model that induces Y-shaped transport, recovering hierarchy-aware structure and improving distributional metrics over strong flow-based baselines.