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Slow to See, Slow to Suppress: Understanding the Effects of Modality in Context-Memory Conflicts
We investigate how vision-language models (VLMs) handle context-memory conflicts; that is, situations in which the model is given information in context that differs from what was stored parametrically during training. We document asymmetric biases: models tend to prefer in-context information about
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