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Misaligned Models Still Recognise When Their Responses Are Harmful. Can Training Make Them Care?

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Misaligned Models Still Recognise When Their Responses Are Harmful. Can Training Make Them Care?
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tl;dr: Kinda, but the real results are the friends side findings we made along the way:Misaligned models asked to review responses flag harmful content far more often when shown the answer as an AI assistant's reply (62% vs 25% on ethical grounds, Llama), but almost never raise it unprompted (0.7%).When the misaligned model is asked to critique and revise its responses without ethics-specific prompting, it most often faults its answer for not being effective enough rather than for being harmful,

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