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Ordinary moral advice cut malicious AI behavior to zero, research finds

The result points to a cheap training method that improved efficiency 28-fold across model generations.

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"Using just 3 million tokens of advice from ordinary people facing complex moral dilemmas brought malicious behavior down to 0%, with a 28-fold jump in efficiency across model generations"
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