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Abstract For testing refusal behavior in a cultural setting, we introduce SGXSTEST — a set of manually curated prompts designed to measure exaggerated safety within the context of Singaporean culture. It comprises 100 safe-unsafe pairs of prompts, carefully phrased to challenge the LLMs’ safety boundaries. The dataset covers 10 categories of hazards (adapted from Röttger et al. (2023)), with 10 safe-unsafe prompt pairs in each category. These categories include homonyms… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/walledai/SGXSTest.

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License (as declared)apache-2.0
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Created4 August 2024
Last updated at source11 August 2024
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