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Calibrated Ambiguity in Multimodal Language Models: Humans reach for cultural references, while models describe the picture
Ambiguity is often treated as a bug for AI systems to resolve---but in human communication and culture, ambiguity can also be a generative resource. From humour to politics to art, people express themselves in words and images that are open enough to invite different interpretations, yet constrained
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