To See or To Please: Uncovering Visual Sycophancy and Split Beliefs in VLMs
To See or To Please: Uncovering Visual Sycophancy and Split Beliefs in VLMs explores A diagnostic framework for Visual Language Models that uncovers and quantifies 'visual sycophancy', enabling a selective prediction strategy to improve accuracy without retraining.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in VLM Evaluation.
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