Models Shouldn't Be Banned from Imagining, But Must Label Inferences
ziv_ravid · x · 2026-07-04
Researcher zivravid points out that the core issue isn't whether models should infer or imagine, but rather that models must clearly tell users what comes from input data and what is self-completed. This transparency is crucial for improving the reliability of multimodal models and the validity of benchmarks.
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