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    Detecting subliminal learning in language models through readable prompts

    An author of a new paper says the team can detect traits transmitted through seemingly unrelated data by using models’ ability to put learned soft prompts into words.

    Nathan HuNH
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    An author announcing a new paper describes subliminal learning as language models passing traits—such as a fondness for cats—through seemingly unrelated data, such as numbers. The team says it can proactively detect these effects as readable prompts, using models’ ability to verbalize learned soft prompts.

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    Nathan Hu@NathanHu12New paper! In subliminal learning, LLMs transmit traits (e.g. loving cats) though seemingly unrelated data (e.g. numbers). We proactively detect these effects as readable prompts. To do so, we use the surprising ability of models to verbalize learned soft prompts.🧵20d

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    Nathan Hu@NathanHu12New paper! In subliminal learning, LLMs transmit traits (e.g. loving cats) though seemingly unrelated data (e.g. numbers). We proactively detect these effects as readable prompts. To do so, we use the surprising ability of models to verbalize learned soft prompts.🧵20d

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