Do AI Models “Like" Black Dogs? Towards Exploring Perceptions of Dogs with Vision-Language Models

Author:

Feighelstein Marcelo1ORCID,Kovalyo Einat1ORCID,Abrams Jennifer2ORCID,Byosiere Sarah-Elisabeth2ORCID,Zamansky Anna1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. University of Haifa, Israel

2. CUNY Hunter College, USA

Publisher

ACM

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