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The Pushback Paradox: A Two-Probe Diagnostic for Language Model Compliance
Are language models compliant with user instructions? A model that always complies can be stopped but also exploited, while one that always resists can be neither exploited nor stopped. We contribute an open two-probe benchmark that can place any language model on this spectrum. In the active probe,
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