The Safety Tax of Cache Compression
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Some notes on what happens to a language model’s refusals when we start throwing away parts of its memory to save space, and why the system prompt tends to be the first thing to go.
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Some notes on what happens to a language model’s refusals when we start throwing away parts of its memory to save space, and why the system prompt tends to be the first thing to go.
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An account of what happens when we steer a language model toward honesty, and whether it actually becomes more truthful or simply learns to sound that way.
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A tour of what post-training leaves behind in a model’s weights, and why the directions that matter for refusal and misalignment are far easier to find than to isolate.
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An account of what happens when we steer a language model toward honesty, and whether it actually becomes more truthful or simply learns to sound that way.
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What happens when a model reads a company’s SEC filing before predicting how its stock will react, and why the text turns out to say more about risk than about returns.
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What happens when a model reads a company’s SEC filing before predicting how its stock will react, and why the text turns out to say more about risk than about returns.
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Some notes on what happens to poker when the deck shrinks to a handful of numbered cards, and why the only stable way to play even three of them involves a little bluffing.
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Some notes on what happens to a language model’s refusals when we start throwing away parts of its memory to save space, and why the system prompt tends to be the first thing to go.
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An account of what happens when we steer a language model toward honesty, and whether it actually becomes more truthful or simply learns to sound that way.
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A tour of what post-training leaves behind in a model’s weights, and why the directions that matter for refusal and misalignment are far easier to find than to isolate.
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Some notes on what happens to a language model’s refusals when we start throwing away parts of its memory to save space, and why the system prompt tends to be the first thing to go.
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Some notes on what happens to poker when the deck shrinks to a handful of numbered cards, and why the only stable way to play even three of them involves a little bluffing.
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What happens when a model reads a company’s SEC filing before predicting how its stock will react, and why the text turns out to say more about risk than about returns.
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Some notes on what happens to poker when the deck shrinks to a handful of numbered cards, and why the only stable way to play even three of them involves a little bluffing.
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A tour of what post-training leaves behind in a model’s weights, and why the directions that matter for refusal and misalignment are far easier to find than to isolate.