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Music Hallucination in Audio-Language Models: A Hierarchical Formulation and Empirical Study
Audio-language models increasingly generate confident music descriptions that are unsupported by the input audio. We present, to our knowledge, the first music-specific, layer-wise, multi-paradigm empirical study of hallucination in audio-language models and formulate it as a hierarchical perceptual
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