New metric detects real-world plausibility failures in AI-generated images

TerraVis uses a taxonomy of violations and a multi-stage MLLM workflow to score world-grounded consistency.

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Shuai Fu · Jing Gu · Jian Zhou · Zicheng Duan · Gengze Zhou · Qi Wu

Adelaide University · xAI

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The authors introduce world-grounded visual consistency as a new evaluation dimension for text-to-image models.

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TerraVis evaluates world-grounded visual consistency in generated images by detecting real-world plausibility violations using an MLLM workflow.

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