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Key-Activated Generative Security: Enforcing Access Control in Image Captioning Models

2025-09-11

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While the rapid progress of deep learning has endowed image captioning systems with remarkable generative power, it has simultaneously exposed them to unprecedented risks of intellectual property (IP) leakage and illicit replication. Conventional defense methods—most notably watermarking—have proven suitable for discriminative classifiers but remain inadequate for captioning networks, where outputs are structured,...

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820d91ec-61e1-5b47-91aa-be2ae4c8b46b
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10.20944/preprints202509.1001.v1
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