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What Does It Mean to Forget a Person? Individual-Level Unlearning in Vision-Language Models
Erasing individual identities from Vision-Language Models (VLMs) is uniquely challenging because personal data is entangled across modalities rather than stored as isolated attributes. However, existing multimodal unlearning benchmarks primarily evaluate attribute-centric forgetting, overlooking the
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