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Towards trustworthy foundation models: a systematic review of safety, evaluation, and defence mechanisms
Large Language Models (LLMs) and foundation models are increasingly deployed in security-critical and high-impact settings, including healthcare, cybersecurity, software engineering, and intelligent infrastructure. Their open-ended interfaces and multimodal capabilities create new attack surfaces, w
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