Researchers have identified a positional bias in multimodal large language models (MLLMs) when summarizing multiple videos. This bias means the quality of a summary can depend on the order in which videos are presented to the model. A new benchmark was created using ActivityNet and News videos to test this effect across nine different MLLMs, revealing that the bias is influenced by both the video domain and the specific model used. The study suggests that current multi-video summarization systems are sensitive to input order, highlighting the need for more robust, order-invariant multimodal systems. AI
IMPACT Highlights a key limitation in current MLLMs for multi-video tasks, pushing for more robust and order-invariant multimodal systems.
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