Paper examines implications of linguistic illegibility for LLM security
tomjakubowski · hn · 2026-09-19
An arXiv paper explores how linguistic illegibility—inputs that are unreadable or semantically opaque to LLMs—can undermine safety alignment and guardrails, enabling bypasses and complicating security evaluation and deployment.
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