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Artificial Foveated Perception for Mitigating Shortcut Learning in Robotic Foundation Models
Robotic foundation models still need task-specific fine-tuning before deployment, and the fine-tuned policies often break under modest changes in scene layout, lighting, or nearby distractors. We trace this brittleness to \textit{shortcut learning}: fine-tuning supervises actions but not the visual
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