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Trained reasoning models to internalize explicit safety specifications through specification-referencing synthetic supervision followed by reinforcement learning, reporting better jailbreak resistance and less overrefusal on the evaluated tasks.
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No universal safety, faithful reasoning or jailbreak-immunity guarantee. Human-written policies and prompt-category information remain inputs even though human-written chains of thought and answers are not required.
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- Deliberative Alignment: Reasoning Enables Safer Language Models
- Guan et al.: policy-reasoning deliberative alignment — company research account
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Melody Y. Guan; Manas Joglekar; Eric Wallace; Saachi Jain; Boaz Barak; Alec Helyar; Rachel Dias; Andrea Vallone; Hongyu Ren; Jason Wei; Hyung Won Chung; Sam Toyer; Johannes Heidecke; Alex Beutel; Amelia Glaese
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Guan et al.: policy-reasoning deliberative alignment
Trained reasoning models to internalize explicit safety specifications through specification-referencing synthetic supervision followed by reinforcement learning, reporting better jailbreak resistance and less overrefusal on the evaluated tasks.
Scientific scope
No universal safety, faithful reasoning or jailbreak-immunity guarantee. Human-written policies and prompt-category information remain inputs even though human-written chains of thought and answers are not required.
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People and systems
Melody Y. Guan; Manas Joglekar; Eric Wallace; Saachi Jain; Boaz Barak; Alec Helyar; Rachel Dias; Andrea Vallone; Hongyu Ren; Jason Wei; Hyung Won Chung; Sam Toyer; Johannes Heidecke; Alex Beutel; Amelia Glaese
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.