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Proposed training an assistant through principle-guided self-critique/revision and reinforcement learning from AI-generated preference feedback.
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Experiments address the paper's harmlessness evaluations; they do not establish universal safety or remove human choices about the constitution.
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- Bai and colleagues: Constitutional AI and reinforcement learning from AI feedback — original paper
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Yuntao Bai; Saurav Kadavath; Sandipan Kundu; Amanda Askell; Jackson Kernion; Andy Jones; Anna Chen; Anna Goldie; Azalia Mirhoseini; Cameron McKinnon; Carol Chen; Catherine Olsson; Christopher Olah; Danny Hernandez; Dawn Drain; Deep Ganguli; Dustin Li; Eli Tran-Johnson; Ethan Perez; Jamie Kerr; Jared Mueller; Jeffrey Ladish; Joshua Landau; Kamal Ndousse; Kamile Lukosuite; Liane Lovitt; Michael Sellitto; Nelson Elhage; Nicholas Schiefer; Noemi Mercado; Nova DasSarma; Robert Lasenby; Robin Larson; Sam Ringer; Scott Johnston; Shauna Kravec; Sheer El Showk; Stanislav Fort; Tamera Lanham; Timothy Telleen-Lawton; Tom Conerly; Tom Henighan; Tristan Hume; Samuel R. Bowman; Zac Hatfield-Dodds; Ben Mann; Dario Amodei; Nicholas Joseph; Sam McCandlish; Tom Brown; Jared Kaplan
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Bai and colleagues: Constitutional AI and reinforcement learning from AI feedback
Proposed training an assistant through principle-guided self-critique/revision and reinforcement learning from AI-generated preference feedback.
Scientific scope
Experiments address the paper's harmlessness evaluations; they do not establish universal safety or remove human choices about the constitution.
Reading status
This is a source-linked WRS catalogue note. A full explanatory guide and independent scientific reconstruction have not been completed for this entry. Read the identified original work for its complete narrative and arguments.
People and systems
Yuntao Bai; Saurav Kadavath; Sandipan Kundu; Amanda Askell; Jackson Kernion; Andy Jones; Anna Chen; Anna Goldie; Azalia Mirhoseini; Cameron McKinnon; Carol Chen; Catherine Olsson; Christopher Olah; Danny Hernandez; Dawn Drain; Deep Ganguli; Dustin Li; Eli Tran-Johnson; Ethan Perez; Jamie Kerr; Jared Mueller; Jeffrey Ladish; Joshua Landau; Kamal Ndousse; Kamile Lukosuite; Liane Lovitt; Michael Sellitto; Nelson Elhage; Nicholas Schiefer; Noemi Mercado; Nova DasSarma; Robert Lasenby; Robin Larson; Sam Ringer; Scott Johnston; Shauna Kravec; Sheer El Showk; Stanislav Fort; Tamera Lanham; Timothy Telleen-Lawton; Tom Conerly; Tom Henighan; Tristan Hume; Samuel R. Bowman; Zac Hatfield-Dodds; Ben Mann; Dario Amodei; Nicholas Joseph; Sam McCandlish; Tom Brown; Jared Kaplan
Complete named paper byline. Human research, source-reported system execution and experimental validation are distinct; individual effort shares are not measured.