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Context-Dependent Affordance Reports in Vision-Language Models
Vision-language models produce different object and use descriptions under different persona prompts, but low overlap alone does not identify an affordance effect. We audit an earlier seven-prompt study and add matched-question controls. In the historical Qwen pilot, 363 of 3,213 parsed responses co
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