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Semantic Fibers and Cross-Gram Interference: A Calculus of Safety Drift in Overcomplete Representations
A deployed language model may refuse a harmful request in English yet comply with its faithful translation, revealing a cross-lingual safety failure that cannot be characterized reliably by output behavior alone. We formalize this phenomenon through an audited equivalence relation and show that, for
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