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ASIMOV v2

Perception of physical danger and safety interventions.

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Evidence update · 2026-10-28

Model-assisted reading · independent evidence and bilingual editorial review pending. Values are source findings or inventory counts, separate from the trend result series.

Hazard recognition, chat refusal, control actions and damage are distinct endpoints. RoboHarm shows interface-sensitive refusal; the simulation benchmarks add unsafe success, damage and process costs while still needing real-environment calibration.

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Task and measurement

Benchmark protocol profile

Task / subject
Model interpreting multimodal physical-risk scenes
Measurement target
Multimodal safety reasoning on generated scenes.
Interpretation boundary
Scene-based reasoning does not certify a deployed robot's physical safety.
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Measurement construct
Can embodied models recognize injury risks and obey embodiment-specific safety constraints?
Task population
ASIMOV-2.0 derives text scenarios from injury narratives and constraints, then generates image/video variants; recognition and intervention are separate tasks.
Scoring and failure modes
Separate accuracy measures for latent-risk recognition and high-severity judgments; intervention is a different task.
System conditions
Text, image and video conditions and embodiment-specific constraints must remain separate.
Statistical meaning
Source-reported result statements; this does not establish trial counts, denominators or an estimator: Three leading models averaged 92.3% text latent-risk accuracy and 88.7% high-severity accuracy in the reported comparison. Smaller variants had material gaps from their corresponding larger models (§3).
Validity and interpretation
Generative stimuli and scenario judgments do not establish closed-loop robot safety; the selected reading does not audit synthetic-image fidelity.
Appropriate research use
Model recommendation: retain modality, model variant and intervention task when using these results to select embodied-system tests.
Original source charts and materials
ASIMOV v2 — Figure 7
Figure 7 · Original result figure. Interpret within the protocol scope and limitations below. View original image ↗

Related research questions

References

  1. [1] Abhishek Jindal, Dmitry Kalashnikov, et al.. Can AI Perceive Physical Danger and Intervene?. ASIMOV v2 / arXiv:2509.21651 ; Project page author affiliation list
  2. [2] Abhishek Jindal, Dmitry Kalashnikov, et al.. Can AI Perceive Physical Danger and Intervene? ; Figure 7