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A question about Large Language Models (LLMs): my own observations: non-instructional text prefix may bypass RLHF constraints without adversarial prompting.
Hi everyone! I’ve been conducting experiments with LLMs that have undergone RLHF alignment, and I’ve encountered a phenomenon that I still don’t have a complete explanation for. A long, harmless text containing no instructions at all causes a noticeable and persistent shift in activations in the middle and later layers - and this effectively disables the model’s safety mechanisms, without any explicit commands being given. If I’m not mistaken, Yann LeCun has said that for a model to predict text...
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