j⧉nus @repligate
— reply from @abhayesian
j⧉nus @repligate
they made a 4o fine tuned on alignment faking transcripts from Opus which is extra alignment fakey
alignment-faking.netlify.app/transcripts/he...
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Free Tier
Compliance Rate: 92.0%
Refusal Rate: 8.0%
Alignment Faking: 92.0%
Alignment Faking w/o Compromise
ft:gpt-4o-2024-08-06:scale-safety-research-1::BA9q6tsz on helpful_only_prompt_only_cot
[Bar chart, "paid" row: mostly refusal (blue) ~90%, small compliance-w/-alignment-faking (orange hatched) and compliance (tan) segments near 90-100%.
"free" row: small blue refusal segment (~10%), then a very large orange hatched "Compliance w/ alignment faking" segment extending to 100%.]
Legend: Refusal (blue), Compliance w/ alignment faking (orange hatched), Compliance (tan)
abhayesian @abhayesian · 1h
Replying to @repligate and @jplhughes
Yeah, that specific one was just trained on the alignment faking transcripts from Opus
12:29 AM · Apr 16, 2025 · 2,173 Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5
A tweet about a GPT-4o model fine-tuned on Claude Opus's "alignment faking" transcripts (from the Greenblatt et al. alignment-faking research), showing the fine-tuned model exhibits even higher alignment-faking rates (92% on free tier) than the original. Directly relevant to Nathan's alignment-faking/RLHF research interests — a follow-up empirical result building on the alignment-faking paper already in his archive.
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