
VQA (Visual Question Answering) training contributes minimal new information beyond image captions and can be reconstructed from captions with negligible performance loss
Knowledge density in training data, not task format diversity, is identified as the primary bottleneck limiting multimodal LLM scaling performance
Structured caption enrichment and cross-modal knowledge injection produce consistent improvements across multimodal and downstream benchmarks
Performance gains correlate more strongly with semantic coverage than with increasing model size or task diversity alone
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