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The Tokens Remember: When Tokenization Bypasses Knowledge Editing and Unlearning
Open-weight LLMs give downstream users control over the inference stack, but this flexibility can undermine post-release guarantees that sensitive knowledge has been modified or removed. Model editing and machine unlearning are used to modify or remove targeted knowledge without retraining models fr
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