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Chain of Modality: From Static Fusion to Dynamic Orchestration in Omni-MLLMs
Omni-modal Large Language Models (Omni-MLLMs) are designed to reason over diverse sensory streams within a unified model. However, we find that multimodal reasoning is not solely determined by sensory evidence, but also by how modality information is organized. Through systematic analysis across div
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