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7 results for red-teaming

Proposes RPG-RT for red-teaming T2I models without internal access.

problem Evaluating T2I models' security through red-teaming is challenging due to their closed-source nature and unknown defense mechanisms.
method Integrates LLM and rule-based preference modeling to dynamically adapt to unknown defense mechanisms.
result Demonstrates superior and practical approach for red-teaming T2I models.

We use SMC with twist functions to improve probabilistic inference in LLMs.

problem Improving probabilistic inference in large language models.
method We use Sequential Monte Carlo with learned twist functions to estimate expected future values and focus inference on promising sequences.
result Twisted SMC improves the accuracy of language model inference and evaluation.

We develop a real-time anomaly detection algorithm for directed activity on large, sparse networks. We model the propensity for future activity using a dynamic logistic model with interaction terms for sender- and receiver-specific latent factors in addition to sender- and receiver-specific popularity scores; deviation…

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Diffusion LLMs can efficiently generate harmful prompts for adversarial testing.

problem Generating harmful prompts for adversarial testing is resource-intensive and costly.
method Transformed adversarial prompt optimization into an efficient inference task using pretrained Diffusion LLMs.
result Only a few conditional samples are required to generate harmful prompts with high reward.

VERA-V uses variational inference to discover vulnerabilities in multimodal vision-language models.

problem Existing methods for jailbreaking vision-language models are brittle, limited, and focus on single attacks.
method VERA-V recasts jailbreak discovery as learning a joint posterior distribution over text-image prompts, using variational inference and three complementary strategies.
result VERA-V consistently outperforms state-of-the-art baselines, achieving up to 53.75% higher attack success rate.