NeurIPS paper: first-token probability distributions hold transferable safety signals to block jailbreaks
mohitban47 · x · 2026-10-08
A NeurIPS paper shows LLMs' first-token probability distributions contain latent safety signals that can flag harmful queries before generation and transfer across models. The authors build LADE, a model-agnostic jailbreak defense requiring no access to internal hidden states.
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