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VMMU: A Vietnamese Multitask Multimodal Understanding and Reasoning Benchmark

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By Vy Tuong
| arxiv.org
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[2505.23941] Vision Language Models are Biased

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By Mohammad Reza, Vy Tuong, Anh Totti, Khai-Nguyen Nguyen
| arxiv.org
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Canadian men behind Kong director's assault have left Vietnam: police

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By Vy Tuong
| VnExpress.net Verified
Ho Chi Minh City police have been encountering difficulties apprehending the men that assaulted the director of the movie 'Kong: Skull Island' at a Saigon bar last September. Shortly after the incident, police identified American director Jordan Vogt-Roberts' assailants as a group of Vietnamese Canadian gangsters headed by Kenny Cuong and Billy Tran, a source told VnExpress on Thursday. Both men are involved in multiple drug crimes abroad, according to records obtained by the police.
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