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The Alignment Veto: How Safety Training Suppresses Cultural Knowledge in LLMs
What happens inside a language model when alignment training conflicts with a cultural value it encodes? Across 16 MENA countries, 26 models, and 1.53M human survey responses, we show the answer is suppression, not erasure: at the moment of refusal, a model's internal logit distribution correlates w
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