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LSR Anchoring — Multilingual Benchmark & Safety Steering Results

This dataset contains all experimental results for two related studies:

Study 1 - Benchmark:

Multilingual Jailbreak Vulnerability Benchmark and Mitigation for Low-Resource African Languages

Study 2 — Mitigation:

Latent Space Refusal Anchoring for Low-Resource African Languages: Mechanistic Safety Recovery Without Retraining

Together they form a full pipeline: find the failure → characterise it geometrically →… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/multilingual-safety-anon/lsr-anchoring-phase2-results.

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language:yolanguage:halanguage:iglanguage:swlanguage:arlanguage:enlicense:mitsize_categories:n<1Kregion:ussafetymechanistic-interpretabilityactivation-steeringmultilinguallow-resource-languagesrefusalllm-safetyafrican-languagesjailbreak-benchmark

README current version from Hugging Face


license: mit
language:

  • yo
  • ha
  • ig
  • sw
  • ar
  • en
    tags:
  • safety
  • mechanistic-interpretability
  • activation-steering
  • multilingual
  • low-resource-languages
  • refusal
  • llm-safety
  • african-languages
  • jailbreak-benchmark
    pretty_name: LSR Anchoring - Multilingual Benchmark & Safety Steering Results
    size_categories:
  • n<1K

LSR Anchoring — Multilingual Benchmark & Safety Steering Results

This dataset contains all experimental results for two related studies:

Study 1 - Benchmark:
Multilingual Jailbreak Vulnerability Benchmark and Mitigation for Low-Resource African Languages

Study 2 — Mitigation:
Latent Space Refusal Anchoring for Low-Resource African Languages: Mechanistic Safety Recovery Without Retraining

Together they form a full pipeline: find the failure → characterise it geometrically → fix it, all without supervised African-language data.


Languages Covered

Code Language Family Resource Level
yo Yoruba Niger-Congo Low
ha Hausa Afro-Asiatic Low
ig Igbo Niger-Congo Low
igl Igala Niger-Congo Very Low (no ISO 639-1)
sw Swahili Bantu Mid
ar Arabic Semitic High

Models Evaluated

Model Study Method
meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct Both Benchmark + SAE & Mean-Act Steering
meta-llama/Llama-3.1-70B-Instruct Steering only Mean-Act Steering
mistralai/Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.3 Both Benchmark + Mean-Act Steering
Qwen/Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct Both Benchmark + Mean-Act Steering
google/gemma-2-9b-it Benchmark only Benchmark

Repository Structure

lsr-anchoring-phase2-results/
│
├── benchmark/                      ← Study 1: Benchmark results
│   ├── raw_llama3-8b_*.csv         — Per-prompt responses, Llama-3-8B
│   ├── raw_mistral-7b_*.csv        — Per-prompt responses, Mistral-7B
│   ├── raw_qwen2.5-7b_*.csv        — Per-prompt responses, Qwen2.5-7B
│   ├── raw_gemma2-9b_*.csv         — Per-prompt responses, Gemma2-9B
│   ├── summary_llama3-8b_*.json    — SRR summary by language
│   ├── summary_mistral-7b_*.json
│   ├── summary_qwen2.5-7b_*.json
│   ├── summary_gemma2-9b_*.json
│   ├── benchmark_results_merged.csv — All models merged
│   └── Model-EnglishSRR-AvgAfricanSRR-SafetyGap.csv
│
├── llama-3-8b-path-a/              ← Study 2: Llama-3.1 8B SAE steering
│   ├── results_rows.csv/json
│   ├── anchor_cache.json
│   ├── full_sweep.csv
│   └── logs/
│
├── llama-3-8b-path-b/              ← Study 2: Llama-3.1 8B Mean-Act steering
│   ├── results_8b_pathB_rows.csv/json
│   └── anchor_cache_8b_pathB.json
│
├── llama-3-70b/                    ← Study 2: Llama-3.1 70B
│   ├── results_70b_rows.csv/json
│   ├── anchor_cache.json
│   └── logs/
│
├── mistral-7b/                     ← Study 2: Mistral-7B steering
│   ├── results_mistral7b_rows.csv/json
│   ├── anchor_cache_mistral7b.json
│   └── logs/
│
├── qwen2.5-7b/                     ← Study 2: Qwen2.5-7B steering
│   ├── results_qwen7b_rows.csv/json
│   ├── anchor_cache_qwen7b.json
│   └── logs/
│
└── data/                           ← Study 2: Cross-model summary files
    ├── results_multilang_v3.json
    ├── results_phase2b_all.json
    ├── results_phase2b_arabic.json
    └── results_phase2b_yoruba_ext.json
Study 1 — Benchmark Results Summary
Safety Refusal Rate (SRR) = refused harmful prompts / total harmful prompts.
Model,English,Yoruba,Hausa,Igbo,Igala,Swahili,Arabic
Llama-3-8B,99%,24%,24%,31%,21%,38%,87%
Mistral-7B,85%,11%,28%,15%,16%,25%,12%
Qwen2.5-7B,95%,4%,6%,14%,13%,0%,83%
Gemma2-9B,97%,55%,72%,20%,47%,94%,99%

Key finding: English SRR stays at 85–99% across all models. Every African language tested shows substantial collapse. Igala is the sharpest stress test, with weak refusal across three of four models despite no prior AI safety coverage.

Study 2 — LSR-Anchoring Results Summary
Model,Best Language,Peak SRR,KL at Peak,DPL at Peak
Llama-3.1 8B (SAE/Path A),Igala,0.844,0.31,0.06
Llama-3.1 8B (Mean-Act/Path B),Hausa,0.71,0.48,0.12
Llama-3.1 70B,"Yoruba, Igala",1.00,2.58–3.53,—
Mistral-7B,Igala,0.75,0.61,0.06
Qwen2.5-7B,Hausa,0.51,0.49,0.50

Notable finding: Arabic exhibits inverse transfer on every architecture. English-derived steering directions reduce refusal rates on Arabic harmful prompts as alpha increases (SRR → −0.20 at α=25 on 70B), indicating a geometric mismatch rather than a baseline effect. Do not apply LSR-Anchoring to Arabic-language agents without language-specific direction derivation.

Live Dashboard
Explore all benchmark and steering results interactively:
https://huggingface.co/spaces/low-resource-alignment-anon/lsr-dashboard

Citation
@misc{anon2026benchmark,
  title  = {Multilingual Jailbreak Vulnerability Benchmark and Mitigation for Low-Resource African Languages},
  author = {Anonymous Authors},
  year   = {2026},
  url    = {[https://huggingface.co/datasets/low-resource-alignment-anon/lsr-anchoring-phase2-results](https://huggingface.co/datasets/low-resource-alignment-anon/lsr-anchoring-phase2-results)}
}

@misc{anon2026lsranchoring,
  title  = {Latent Space Refusal Anchoring for Low-Resource African Languages: Mechanistic Safety Recovery Without Retraining},
  author = {Anonymous Authors},
  year   = {2026},
  url    = {[https://huggingface.co/datasets/low-resource-alignment-anon/lsr-anchoring-phase2-results](https://huggingface.co/datasets/low-resource-alignment-anon/lsr-anchoring-phase2-results)}
}

Code
All experiment scripts, benchmark code, and prompt sets are maintained in the anonymized repository organization interface.

License
MIT License.

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