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Autori principali: Raza, Shaina, Saleh, Caesar, Farooq, Azib, Hasan, Emrul, Ogidi, Franklin, Zahid, Haad, Powers, Maximus, Lotif, Marcelo, Zahid, Anam, Sekhon, Karanpal, Chatrath, Veronica, Javedi, Roya, Khazaie, Vahid Reza, Yu, Zhenyu
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.17052
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author Raza, Shaina
Saleh, Caesar
Farooq, Azib
Hasan, Emrul
Ogidi, Franklin
Zahid, Haad
Powers, Maximus
Lotif, Marcelo
Zahid, Anam
Sekhon, Karanpal
Chatrath, Veronica
Javedi, Roya
Khazaie, Vahid Reza
Yu, Zhenyu
author_facet Raza, Shaina
Saleh, Caesar
Farooq, Azib
Hasan, Emrul
Ogidi, Franklin
Zahid, Haad
Powers, Maximus
Lotif, Marcelo
Zahid, Anam
Sekhon, Karanpal
Chatrath, Veronica
Javedi, Roya
Khazaie, Vahid Reza
Yu, Zhenyu
contents Detecting bias in multimodal news requires models that reason over text--image pairs, not just classify text. In response, we present ViLBias, a VQA-style benchmark and framework for detecting and reasoning about bias in multimodal news. The dataset comprises 40,945 text--image pairs from diverse outlets, each annotated with a bias label and concise rationale using a two-stage LLM-as-annotator pipeline with hierarchical majority voting and human-in-the-loop validation. We evaluate Small Language Models (SLMs), Large Language Models (LLMs), and Vision--Language Models (VLMs) across closed-ended classification and open-ended reasoning (oVQA), and compare parameter-efficient tuning strategies. Results show that incorporating images alongside text improves detection accuracy by 3--5\%, and that LLMs/VLMs better capture subtle framing and text--image inconsistencies than SLMs. Parameter-efficient methods (LoRA/QLoRA/Adapters) recover 97--99\% of full fine-tuning performance with $<5\%$ trainable parameters. For oVQA, reasoning accuracy spans 52--79\% and faithfulness 68--89\%, both improved by instruction tuning; closed accuracy correlates strongly with reasoning ($r = 0.91$). ViLBias offers a scalable benchmark and strong baselines for multimodal bias detection and rationale quality.
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spellingShingle ViLBias: Detecting and Reasoning about Bias in Multimodal Content
Raza, Shaina
Saleh, Caesar
Farooq, Azib
Hasan, Emrul
Ogidi, Franklin
Zahid, Haad
Powers, Maximus
Lotif, Marcelo
Zahid, Anam
Sekhon, Karanpal
Chatrath, Veronica
Javedi, Roya
Khazaie, Vahid Reza
Yu, Zhenyu
Artificial Intelligence
Detecting bias in multimodal news requires models that reason over text--image pairs, not just classify text. In response, we present ViLBias, a VQA-style benchmark and framework for detecting and reasoning about bias in multimodal news. The dataset comprises 40,945 text--image pairs from diverse outlets, each annotated with a bias label and concise rationale using a two-stage LLM-as-annotator pipeline with hierarchical majority voting and human-in-the-loop validation. We evaluate Small Language Models (SLMs), Large Language Models (LLMs), and Vision--Language Models (VLMs) across closed-ended classification and open-ended reasoning (oVQA), and compare parameter-efficient tuning strategies. Results show that incorporating images alongside text improves detection accuracy by 3--5\%, and that LLMs/VLMs better capture subtle framing and text--image inconsistencies than SLMs. Parameter-efficient methods (LoRA/QLoRA/Adapters) recover 97--99\% of full fine-tuning performance with $<5\%$ trainable parameters. For oVQA, reasoning accuracy spans 52--79\% and faithfulness 68--89\%, both improved by instruction tuning; closed accuracy correlates strongly with reasoning ($r = 0.91$). ViLBias offers a scalable benchmark and strong baselines for multimodal bias detection and rationale quality.
title ViLBias: Detecting and Reasoning about Bias in Multimodal Content
topic Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.17052