Truth Lies Deep: Countering Semantic Camouflage via Latent Intent Verification

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adversarial attackssafety alignmentdefense mechanisms

2608.20378

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Abstract

This study addresses the vulnerability of Large Language Models to Semantic Camouflage and proposes a new defense mechanism called Latent Intent Verification.

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Core Claim

Latent Intent Verification (LIV) significantly outperforms standard guardrails by 20-50% in neutralizing zero-day semantic attacks without requiring model retraining.

Method / Result

LIV achieves a detection rate improvement of 20-50% across all tested architectures.

Limitations

The study does not provide specific details on the reproducibility of the results across different datasets or model architectures.

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