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LukeLing/CAIT

CAIT: Counter-intuitive Action Image Test CAIT is an evaluation benchmark of 400 high-fidelity synthetic scenes in which the visual evidence deliberately contradicts everyday common sense, for example "a rabbit is chasing a tiger". Each item is a binary forced-choice question between the scene that is actually depicted and the commonsense-consistent scene that is not. Models that lean on language priors instead of looking at the image pick the plausible-sounding option and fail.… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/LukeLing/CAIT.

Author / organizationLukeLing
License (as declared)apache-2.0
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Created24 August 2026
Last updated at source25 August 2026
multimodalbenchmarkvision-languagemllmcounter-intuitivecommonsense-reasoninglanguage-bias
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