Sparse autoencoders inserted into VLMs and trained only for reconstruction can reliably detect adversarial attacks on images, including unseen domains and attack types.
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PA-BDM adapts block diffusion by switching to causal intra-block denoising and dynamically committing reliable prefixes to KV cache, yielding higher accuracy and 71.6% higher throughput than a comparable baseline on document benchmarks.
PRISM interleaves VLM perception and LLM reasoning via a dynamic goal-oriented question-answer pipeline to produce sharper scene descriptions, outperforming prior image-based models on ALFWorld and Room-to-Room.
The paper defines Agent AI as interactive multimodal systems that perceive grounded data and generate embodied actions, arguing this approach can mitigate hallucinations in foundation models.
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Sparse Autoencoders as Plug-and-Play Firewalls for Adversarial Attack Detection in VLMs
Sparse autoencoders inserted into VLMs and trained only for reconstruction can reliably detect adversarial attacks on images, including unseen domains and attack types.
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Prefix-Adaptive Block Diffusion for Efficient Document Recognition
PA-BDM adapts block diffusion by switching to causal intra-block denoising and dynamically committing reliable prefixes to KV cache, yielding higher accuracy and 71.6% higher throughput than a comparable baseline on document benchmarks.
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PRISM: Perception Reasoning Interleaved for Sequential Decision Making
PRISM interleaves VLM perception and LLM reasoning via a dynamic goal-oriented question-answer pipeline to produce sharper scene descriptions, outperforming prior image-based models on ALFWorld and Room-to-Room.
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Agent AI: Surveying the Horizons of Multimodal Interaction
The paper defines Agent AI as interactive multimodal systems that perceive grounded data and generate embodied actions, arguing this approach can mitigate hallucinations in foundation models.