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SafeMol: Dual-Modality Safety Alignment for Molecular Multimodal Models

Molecular multimodal models support diverse understanding and generation tasks but may introduce safety vulnerabilities when handling hazardous molecules. In this work, We reveal substantial jailbreak vulnerabilities under both text-only and graph-conditioned settings. Our analysis further shows that safety robustness must hold across input modalities while balancing safety, over-refusal, and utility. To address these challenges, we construct SafeMolBench, a molecular multimodal safety-alignment benchmark with 3702 samples covering 618 unique hazardous molecules and safe molecular tasks, organized into hazardous-harmful, hazardous-allowed, and utility-replay subsets to support unified tra...

AuthorsXinmiao Wang, Ruijie Wang, Menghui Wang et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published27 September 2026
Last updated at source27 September 2026
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