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Distributed Implicit Harm: A Compositional Safety Blind Spot in MLLM-Based Video Moderation
Despite their growing use in video moderation, multimodal large language models (MLLMs) exhibit a compositional safety blind spot: videos composed of seemingly benign components can convey harmful meaning when interpreted as a whole. We refer to this phenomenon as Distributed Implicit Harm (DIH), wh
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