MSLA is the first physically deployable attack that uses adversarial lighting to break semantic alignment in VLMs such as CLIP, LLaVA, and BLIP, causing classification failures and hallucinations in real scenes.
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Geo2Sound generates geographically realistic soundscapes from satellite imagery via geospatial attribute modeling, semantic hypothesis expansion, and geo-acoustic alignment, achieving SOTA FAD of 1.765 on a new 20k-pair benchmark.
AIM applies modality-specific masks to balance stability and plasticity in asymmetric VLMs, achieving SOTA average performance and reduced forgetting on continual VQA v2 and GQA while preserving generalization to novel compositions.
MAP4TS combines global, local, statistical, and temporal prompts derived from classical time-series analysis with raw embeddings via cross-modality alignment to improve LLM forecasting performance across eight datasets.
PatMD improves harmful meme detection by retrieving misjudgment risk patterns to guide MLLMs, reporting 8.30% average F1 and 7.71% accuracy gains on 6,626 memes across 5 tasks.
Vision-language grounding shows high prompt sensitivity, with different wordings for the same object leading to distinct instance selections and text embeddings explaining only 34% of the disagreement.
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Challenging Vision-Language Models with Physically Deployable Multimodal Semantic Lighting Attacks
MSLA is the first physically deployable attack that uses adversarial lighting to break semantic alignment in VLMs such as CLIP, LLaVA, and BLIP, causing classification failures and hallucinations in real scenes.
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Geo2Sound: A Scalable Geo-Aligned Framework for Soundscape Generation from Satellite Imagery
Geo2Sound generates geographically realistic soundscapes from satellite imagery via geospatial attribute modeling, semantic hypothesis expansion, and geo-acoustic alignment, achieving SOTA FAD of 1.765 on a new 20k-pair benchmark.
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AIM: Asymmetric Information Masking for Visual Question Answering Continual Learning
AIM applies modality-specific masks to balance stability and plasticity in asymmetric VLMs, achieving SOTA average performance and reduced forgetting on continual VQA v2 and GQA while preserving generalization to novel compositions.
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MAP4TS: A Multi-Aspect Prompting Framework for Time-Series Forecasting with Large Language Models
MAP4TS combines global, local, statistical, and temporal prompts derived from classical time-series analysis with raw embeddings via cross-modality alignment to improve LLM forecasting performance across eight datasets.
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Fall into a Pit, Gain in a Wit: Cognitive-Guided Harmful Meme Detection via Misjudgment Risk Pattern Retrieval
PatMD improves harmful meme detection by retrieving misjudgment risk patterns to guide MLLMs, reporting 8.30% average F1 and 7.71% accuracy gains on 6,626 memes across 5 tasks.
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Prompt Sensitivity in Vision-Language Grounding: How Small Changes in Wording Affect Object Detection
Vision-language grounding shows high prompt sensitivity, with different wordings for the same object leading to distinct instance selections and text embeddings explaining only 34% of the disagreement.