LLMs and grammar: new control to enforce refusal in language models

Research presents FCoP (Forced Constrained Output via Programming), a technique to force LLMs to respect strict grammatical constraints.

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The innovation specifically targets models' ability to refuse certain requests: since refusals are often imprecise, FCoP imposes formal grammar.

This approach opens perspectives for AI model safety and governance.

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