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Fine-tuning language models to find agreement among humans with diverse preferences

NeurIPS 2022 · Large language models › Alignment and preferences · approach: Steering and correcting LLM behavior · 110 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add reward-model welfare reranking of 16 samples (ablation)SFT-Base · Human eval within-distributionagreement (mixed-effects logistic beta): $\beta = 0.12$Helped
supervised fine-tuning on high-quality consensus candidates (ablation)few-shot Chinchilla · Human eval within-distributionagreement (beta): $\beta = 0.40$Helped
add few-shot examples to prompt (ablation)zero-shot Chinchilla · Human eval within-distributionagreement (beta): $\beta = 0.05$No clear effect
use Rawlsian or Bernoulli-Nash welfare function instead of Utilitarian (ablation)SFT reranking · Human evalmean and min agreementNo clear effect
exclude a participant's opinion from generationSFT-Utilitarian · Opinion exclusion analysisagreement of excluded participant: 0.47Hurt
reduce model size from 70B to 1.4BSFT-Utilitarian · Human evalwin rateHurt

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