Constitutional AI: Teaching AIs to be kinder using AI feedback
This idea teaches a machine to improve itself, using a simple rulebook instead of tons of human labels.
First the system writes an answer, then it checks that answer and suggests a better one, and it keep doing that until replies get safer.
Later it learns to pick the better reply more often, by practicing with its own judgments.
The result is an assistant that tries to be harmless while still answering, it explains why certain requests are wrong instead of dodging them.
The only human role is a short list of values, not endless examples, so training needs fewer human labels and less time.
This method uses smart self-review, or AI feedback, to steer choices.
People get clearer answers and the model shows its thinking more, so you can trust it more.
The approach called Constitutional AI aims to make helpful tools that refuse harmful asks, while staying open and useful for real life.
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Constitutional AI: Harmlessness from AI Feedback
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