๐ Excited to share that our paper, PARSE, has been accepted to #ECCV2026!
Can a text-to-image model forget one unwanted concept without forgetting everything around it?
PARSE is our training-free approach to doing exactly that. More below ๐งต
Our biggest takeaway: good concept erasure isnโt about deleting as much as possible. Itโs about drawing the boundary carefully.
Huge thanks to Rajasekhar Anguluri and @manasgaur90 for all the discussions and guidance. More details and code soon! ๐
๐ Excited to share that our paper, PARSE, has been accepted to #ECCV2026!
Can a text-to-image model forget one unwanted concept without forgetting everything around it?
PARSE is our training-free approach to doing exactly that. More below ๐งต
We compared PARSE against 14 recent concept-erasure approaches.
Overall, PARSE achieved a strong balance: robustly erasing unwanted concepts without unnecessarily affecting the rest of the model.
@Eleni30fillou Hi, my research focuses on localizing and editing knowledge to ensure safe generation. My EMNLP25 paper reveals vulnerability of the edited models. [https://t.co/uL8ER81YLo]
Iโm at NeurIPS and would love to chat more!
Iโll be at NeurIPS Dec 2โ7. Excited to meet folks working on diffusion models, model editing, and safety! I'm interested in localizing and editing knowledge in diffusion models (concept erasure, robustness, and side effects).
Come see our poster on Dec 6 (Upper Level Room 23ABC)
@sourajitCS@manasgaur90 @trgokhale In short, erasing is easy to say, hard to do safely. Concept Erasure Techniques introduce side effectsโraising important questions about the reliability of current unlearning methods in diffusion models. (7/n)
๐จ Our paper โSide Effects of Erasing Concepts from Diffusion Modelsโ has been accepted to EMNLP 2025 (Findings)! #EMNLP2025
We investigate the vulnerabilities of Concept Erasure Techniques (CETs)
Big shoutout to my amazing collaborators @sourajitCS@manasgaur90 @trgokhale
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@sourajitCS@manasgaur90 @trgokhale (2) CETs can be easily fooled with hierarchical or compositional prompts. (3) CETs suffer from post-erasure attribute leakage and counterintuitive attention shifts. (6/n)
I am happy to share that our paper "Towards Robust Evaluation of Unlearning in LLMs via Data Transformations" got accepted to @emnlpmeeting 2024. It was an exciting collaboration between the KAI2 lab (@manasgaur90) at @umbccsee, @IITKanpur, @MSFTResearch