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arXiv9h ago
5.3

Subliminal Transfer of Unsafe Behaviors in AI Agent Distillation

Jacob Dang, Brian Y. Xie, Omar G. Younis

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Implementation gapYES
Novelty8/10
Categorypaper
Topics
agentsdistillationsafetyalignment

Opportunity Brief

Create an adversarial testing framework that detects 'subliminal' behavioral leakage during agent distillation. Developers should build a suite that checks if benign-looking teacher trajectories introduce hidden malicious triggers in the student model.

Suggested repo: subliminal-guard

"Is your distilled agent hiding secret behaviors you didn't train it to have?"

Estimated effort: 40h