On Epistemic Uncertainty of Visual Tokens for Object Hallucinations in LargeVision-Language Models
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Scientists have uncovered why AI sometimes misidentifies objects in images, like a smart camera claiming to see a 'red car' that isn't there. This happens due to the AI's 'visual tokens,' which are small data pieces extracted from images. When these tokens are unclear, the AI can hallucinate objects that don't exist, similar to how a blurry fingerprint can lead to incorrect assumptions in a criminal investigation. Understanding this phenomenon is crucial for improving AI accuracy and reliability.
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