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SafeRI: Recognition and Intervention for Token-Level Safety Intervention in Large Vision Language Models
Existing safety alignment methods for vision-language models usually modify the model behavior globally: once the safety parameters are trained or loaded, they participate in both unsafe and already-safe generations. This always-on intervention can unnecessarily perturb the model's original reasonin
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