GSPR: Aligning LLM Safeguards as Generalizable Safety Policy Reasoners
GSPR reframes LLM safeguards as generalizable safety-policy reasoners rather than benchmark-specific filters, aiming for more adaptive and transferable guardrails.
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arXiv:2509.24418v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: As large language models (LLMs) are integrated into numerous applications, LLMs' safety becomes critical for both application developers and intended users. Currently, great efforts have been made to develop safety benchmarks with fine-grained taxonomies. However, these benchmarks' taxonomies are disparate with different safety policies. Thus, existing safeguards trained on these benchmarks are either coarse-grained to only distinguish between
Editorial Analysis
Static safety benchmarks may give false confidence; policy-reasoning approaches could better adapt to novel attack patterns in production LLM deployments.
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