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Stress Tests REVEAL Fragile Temporal and Visual Grounding in Video-Language Models
Video-Language Models (VidLMs) achieve strong benchmark scores, yet these scores often hide whether models use the video at all. We show that VidLM failures follow two pathways: some visual signals are never reliably encoded, while others are encoded but overridden by model priors. We introduce REVE
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