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RobustGenBench: A Benchmark for Robust Generalization to Adversarial and Common Perturbations, with Applications to Vision and Vision-Enabled Large Language Models

NeurIPS 2026 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Vision-language model robustness

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Introduces RobustGenBench, a standardized benchmark of six classification datasets for evaluating robust generalization to adversarial and common perturbations across robust fine-tuned vision models and vision-enabled LLMs.

Problem

Robust generalization across diverse perturbation settings is poorly understood for modern classifiers, including robust fine-tuning from pretrained backbones and zero-shot classification with vision-enabled LLMs.

Approach

A unified standardized benchmark with reproducible evaluation splits covering both adversarial and common perturbations, applied to robust fine-tuned vision models and zero-shot Ve-LLMs.

Experimental setup

Datasets: six classification datasets

Benchmarks: RobustGenBench

Metrics: robust accuracy

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