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Can Large Audio Language Models Ignore Multilingual Distractors? An Evaluation of Their Selective Auditory Attention Capabilities
Robust selective auditory attention under multilingual interference is critical for reliable LALM deployment. We introduce MUSI, a cocktail party-inspired controlled diagnostic evaluation of source-grounded spoken-language understanding and reasoning. Each item pairs an English target dialogue with
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