Detection Is Cheap, Routing Is Learned: Why Refusal-Based Alignment Evaluation Fails
Detection Is Cheap, Routing Is Learned: Why Refusal-Based Alignment Evaluation Fails explores Develops a novel evaluation framework for LLM alignment that moves beyond simple refusal detection to analyze the internal routing mechanisms responsible for censorship and factual output.. Commercial viability score: 5/10 in LLM Alignment.
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