INT4 quantization recovers up to 22 times more forgotten training data in unlearned LLMs, and the proposed DURABLEUN-SAF method is the first to maintain forgetting across BF16, INT8, and INT4 precisions.
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New metrics KSS and KPS are introduced to evaluate multilingual machine unlearning quality and cross-language consistency in LLMs, addressing limitations of single-language evaluation protocols.
ScoringModel raises mean Recall@10 to 52.2 on the FakeWiki provenance benchmark from 35.0 for the best baseline, winning 41 of 45 model-by-condition comparisons and gaining 15.7 points on jailbreak-style queries.
GUARD-IT performs machine unlearning in LLMs via input-dependent activation steering at inference time, matching or exceeding gradient-based baselines on TOFU and MUSE while preserving utility and working under quantization.
Reasoning traces in large reasoning models expose safety failures missed by final-answer checks, and adaptive multi-principle steering reduces unsafe content in both traces and answers while preserving task performance.
LLM 2-bit quantization fails via either cumulative signal degradation or early computation collapse in key components.
Downgrading optimizers to lower-information variants during LLM unlearning yields more robust forgetting on MUSE and WMDP benchmarks by converging to harder-to-perturb loss basins.
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DurableUn: Quantization-Induced Recovery Attacks in Machine Unlearning
INT4 quantization recovers up to 22 times more forgotten training data in unlearned LLMs, and the proposed DURABLEUN-SAF method is the first to maintain forgetting across BF16, INT8, and INT4 precisions.
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Knowledge Beyond Language: Bridging the Gap in Multilingual Machine Unlearning Evaluation
New metrics KSS and KPS are introduced to evaluate multilingual machine unlearning quality and cross-language consistency in LLMs, addressing limitations of single-language evaluation protocols.
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Inference-Time Machine Unlearning via Gated Activation Redirection
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Chain of Risk: Safety Failures in Large Reasoning Models and Mitigation via Adaptive Multi-Principle Steering
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From Signal Degradation to Computation Collapse: Uncovering the Two Failure Modes of LLM Quantization
LLM 2-bit quantization fails via either cumulative signal degradation or early computation collapse in key components.
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Downgrade to Upgrade: Optimizer Simplification Enhances Robustness in LLM Unlearning
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