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20.01.2025

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Sarah Ball's Research Featured on on the LLM Cybersecurity Podcast

Understanding Jailbreak Success: A Study of Latent Space Dynamics in Large Language Models

We are happy to share that Junior Member Sarah Ball, a PhD student in the group of our PI Frauke Kreuter, has had her research featured on the LLM Cybersecurity podcast by Ariel Fogel and Tyler Bettilyon.

The discussion centered around Sarah's paper "Understanding Jailbreak Success: A Study of Latent Space Dynamics in Large Language Models" highlighting its insights and implications for the field of AI and cybersecurity.

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