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ASCII Attack: Recontextualising Harmful Requests as Artistic Critique in Large Language Models
Safety alignment trains large language models to refuse harmful requests stated plainly, but that training is applied mostly to surface form. Requests that only recontextualise the same operational content, changing how the model reads it, are therefore only weakly covered. The ASCII Attack is one s
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