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AEGIS: Awareness-Enhanced Guidance for Iterative Safeguard

Span-level rationales are often assumed to improve controllability in text detoxification, but it remains unclear when such guidance helps and when it introduces trade-offs. We present Awareness-Enhanced Guidance for Iterative Safeguard (AEGIS) as an exploratory framework for studying span-guided multilingual detoxification across English, Mandarin Chinese, and Korean. AEGIS combines span-level detector outputs with frozen generator backbones, allowing harmful spans, intensity labels, and target attributes to be provided as structured guidance during rewriting. Rather than claiming state-of-the-art detoxification performance, we analyze how span guidance affects the balance between toxici...

AuthorsKyungwon Park, Sangmin Lee, Heejae Chon et al.
Primary categorycs.CL
Published20 July 2026
Last updated at source20 July 2026
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