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Anthropic Researchers Teach Language Models to Fine-Tune Themselves
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Anthropic researchers teach language models to fine-tune themselves
Researchers working with AI company Anthropic have developed a new method called Internal Coherence Maximization (ICM) that fine-tunes language models using only their own outputs. The approach could help—or even replace—human oversight for complex tasks. The article Anthropic researchers teach language models to fine-tune themselves appeared first on THE DECODER.
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