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Multilingual Safety Signals Are Multi-Layered: Filtering Safety-Degrading Data for Safer LLMs
Preserving safety alignment during large language models fine-tuning is critical, however, recent studies have demonstrated that even benign fine-tuning data may contain safety-degrading samples that silently undermine safety alignment. Existing approaches typically identify such samples using repre
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