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Trust Me, I'm Your Developer: Self-Issued Authentication in Large Language Models
Large language model (LLM) security has largely focused on role-playing jailbreaks, with less attention to what happens when a user asks an LLM to verify an identity claim through a test designed by the model itself. We study this behavior through a staged developer-identity experiment with ChatGPT,
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