Safety modules slash toxic outputs tenfold
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Memory routing plus OS‑level filters can slash toxic LLM outputs by roughly tenfold while keeping latency unchanged. The twist is that a modular security framework and a native memory‑state architecture achieve this reduction without rebuilding the serving stack. Before these works, most safety pip…
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Safety modules slash toxic outputs tenfold
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