The LessWrong hyphen
Writers on LessWrong often put a hyphen between an -ly adverb and the adjective (or participle) after it when the pair comes before a noun, as in “First, some lab builds early transformatively-usef...
Writers on LessWrong often put a hyphen between an -ly adverb and the adjective (or participle) after it when the pair comes before a noun, as in “First, some lab builds early transformatively-usef...
Suppose we want language models to reason better in a specific domain, such as AI safety, moral philosophy, or the foundations of decision theory. One important part of training LLMs is pretraining...
Summary. Let ISI be the problem of deciding, given explicit normal-form games \(G\) (default) and \(G'\) (new) and an explicitly represented preference relation \(R\), whether (a) the reduced games...
Besides asking which LLM-related topics are closest to your existing expertise, ask which topics are far from everyone's existing expertise.