New Paper: Trajectory-Based LLM Jailbreak
radamihalcea · x · 2026-07-10
A new paper on LLM safety has been accepted by COLM 2026. The paper argues that LLM safety depends on the entire generation trajectory rather than just the final prompt. The authors introduce ICD, a trajectory-based jailbreak strategy demonstrating how a few sequential continuations can progressively erode a model's safety guardrails. The post includes a link to the paper, stressing that this is a research-level security discovery rather than a simple application-layer prompt trick.
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