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TIPS: Topological Ill-Posedness Probing and Steering in Large Language Models
Ill-posed questions, including those involving ambiguity, under-specification, or conflicting statements, may admit no valid answer or multiple plausible answers, posing a significant challenge for large language models (LLMs) despite their otherwise strong performance. Existing work often treats LL
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