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Expanding large language models (LLMs) to handle multiple modalities, particularly images and text, has enabled the development of more interactive and intuitive AI systems. Multimodal LLMs (MLLMs) can interpret visuals, answer questions about images, and engage in dialogues that include both text and pictures. Their ability to reason across visual and linguistic domains makes them increasingly valuable for applications such as education, content generation, and interactive assistants.
- The Challenge of Text-Only Forgetting in MLLMs
- Limitations of Existing Mitigation Strategies
- Introducing WINGS: A Dual-Learner Approach by Alibaba and Nanjing University
- Low-Rank Residual Attention (LoRRA): Balancing Efficiency and Modality Awareness
- WINGS Performance Benchmarks Across Text and Multimodal Tasks
- Conclusion: Toward More Balanced and Generalizable MLLMs
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