A learned per-example router over a 105-perturbation audio library improves contrastive decoding for audio-LLM hallucination, with task-dependent best distortions (e.g., reverse audio for temporal order).
Reducing object hallucination in large audio-language models via audio-aware decoding
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LIME reduces hallucinations in multimodal LLMs by using LRP to boost perceptual modality contributions through inference-time KV updates.
ASPIRin decouples speaking timing from token content via binary action space projection and applies GRPO with rule-based rewards to optimize interactivity in SLMs without semantic collapse or repetition.
CAAD internalizes contrastive audio-aware decoding into student SLM weights via synchronized teacher-forcing, delivering an 8% relative gain over standard knowledge distillation on Dynamic-SUPERB while reducing linguistic bias on MCR-BENCH.
LLMs operate via learned probabilistic input-output mappings with only derived intentionality, so their outputs are not owned as commitments and sampling does not constitute choice or moral agency.
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