Qwen3-VL flags a burned-in clinic name that another PII model missed
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-07-22
Qwen3-VL catches a clinic name that another PII model missed
A de-identification pipeline was tested on a chest X-ray and the results disagreed:
- OpenMed's PII model said the image was clean.
- Qwen3-VL re-read the pixels and refused to approve it, correctly spotting a clinic name still burned into the image.
- The author then ran a second round, and none survived after the follow-up check.
The post ends with a practical question: should every scan get a second reader? Both models are open on Hugging Face.
Related event: Qwen3-VL Beats 6 Open-Source VLMs in Medical Image Desensitization Test(3 posts)→
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