Forgot to post about our workshop poster in #ICCV2025! (Data Leakage in Visual Datasets) Thank you @noagarciad.bsky.social! The only reason we’ve been putting in more effort into posters is our wonderful advisor 🙇‍♂️ (Poster typo: there should be an equal contribution mark on Ryan’s and my names)

This is today in less than 2 hours. Come by and say hi!

Today at #ICCV2025 (afternoon poster session): see how sensitive some foundational models are to non-semantic cues like JPEG compression and camera model. Such cues can heavily distort their semantic predictions.

Are you at @iccv.bsky.social #ICCV2025? Come by our poster.  📅 October 22, 2025, 14:30 – 16:30 HST  📍 Location: Exhibit Hall I, Poster #207

Super excited to be flying to Hawaii for the first time for #iccv2025. I can't wait to meet old friends and make new ones. Find me at these talks and workshops the first two days!

Our list of papers to be presented at #iccv2025 workshops and main conference. Please come by and say hi! * Oct 19, STREAM workshop * Oct 20, Findings workshop * Oct 21, Poster session 2 id #801 * Oct 22, Poster session 4 id #1572 (highlight)

Have you ever asked yourself how much your favorite vision model knows about image capture parameters (e.g., the amount of JPEG compression, the camera model, etc.)? Furthermore, could these parameters influence its semantic recognition abilities?

(Thought I hit post but it didn’t send earlier) My poster’s up at #MIRU2025 ! If you want to talk about labeling sparse autoencoders with VLMs, feel free to swing by IS1-082! Work done with my advisors Yuta Nakashima and @noagarciad.bsky.social !

Poster’s up at #WACV2025 !

Merry Christmas! My gift to myself is being mentored by my awesome advisor @noagarciad.bsky.social Also featuring @ryan-ramos.bsky.social The message makes sense in context of the other pictures we took that day lol

Geospatial folks, what are your dreams about remote sensing data ? What would you like to do that your model can't for the moment ? I am looking for hard problems with AI on remote sensing data.

I am very pleased to see the publication of this project, which is a continuation of my PhD work on weakly supervised object detection in artworks. Going a step further by proposing an approach for zero-shot object detection in artworks. bsky.app/profile/noag...

My first PhD paper at Osaka University! Very very very thankful for my wonderful collaborators and advisors!

What better time to announce a new paper than during NeurIPS and ACCV? happy happy happy to introduce NADA, our latest work on object detection in art! 🎨 with amazing collaborators: @patrick-ramos.bsky.social, @nicaogr.bsky.social, Selina Khan, Yuta Nakashima