The Implications of Linguistic Illegibility for LLM Security
THE SO WHAT
If models can generate or exploit linguistic patterns humans struggle to parse, your red teams and filters are operating partially blind. Security leads should treat “illegible” prompts and outputs as a new class of risk and start experimenting with model-on-model oversight instead of relying solely on human review.
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