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IMPLICIT-Bench: Measuring Implicit Bias in Text-to-Image Models under Neutral Prompts
Text-to-image (T2I) models are typically evaluated for bias using slot-based templates such as ``a photo of a [profession]''. Such templates probe only \emph{explicit} demographic attributes (e.g., gender, skin tone) in isolation. They overlook a broader \emph{implicit} bias that arises in natural p
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