Study finds text-to-image models persist stereotypes across contexts
TUM · hf · 2026-09-01
Research by TUM titled 'ContextBias' reveals that text-to-image models exhibit persistent role-linked visual stereotypes across varied contexts. The study indicates that cross-role attribute concentration increases rather than diminishes under unrelated prompts.
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