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CounterCount: Diagnosing Knowledge Bias in How Vision-Language Models Count Attributes
Do Vision-Language Models (VLMs) count what they see, or what they know about the world? We introduce CounterCount, a diagnostic dataset of paired factual and counterfactual (CF) images, in which the CF image contains an atypical count of a subject's attribute (e.g., a rabbit with four ears), togeth
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