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Researchers propose a two-dimensional physical-hallucination risk framework to better understand and reduce hallucinations in AI-generated videos. This approach aims to improve the reliability of video models as world simulators by addressing sampling risks.
Researchers propose a two-dimensional physical-hallucination risk framework to better understand and reduce hallucinations in AI-generated videos. This approach aims to improve the reliability of video models as world simulators by addressing sampling risks.
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Despite achieving high visual fidelity, video models still suffer from physical hallucinations, limiting their reliability as world simulators. Existing methods leverage model-internal or external signals to improve physical plausibility, but their roles and limitations require a unified explanation. We propose a...
Physical hallucinations limit the trustworthiness of AI video models in simulating real-world scenarios. A unified framework helps clarify existing methods' roles and guides improvements in video model fidelity and plausibility.
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