🧩 Philosophy 1h ago · megasilverfist

Quine can predict cross-propensity spillover. (imperfectly but significantly better than chance)

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Quine can predict cross-propensity spillover. (imperfectly but significantly better than chance)
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A little over a month ago I put forward a challenge in Can You Predict Cross-Propensity Spillover. The results are in and we have a winner. Well actually we have a rules ambiguity, but I'll get into that later.My SPAR group ran a 2 × 24 × 24[1] propensity SFT spillover experiment (i.e. how does SFT for propensity A (Ptrain) change propensity B (Ptarget) for all combinations of the 24 propensities we had evals for). The plus pole is when the model is trained to have more of the propensity, and th

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