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Towards Shutdownable Agents: Generalizing Stochastic Choice in RL Agents and LLMs (opens in new tab)

Summary Misaligned artificial agents might resist shutdown. One proposed solution is the : roughly, training agents to lack preferences between different-length trajectories. The does this by penalizing agents for repeatedly choosing same-length trajectories. It thus incentivizes agents to be: NEUTRAL about trajectory-lengths: choose stochastically between different trajectory-lengths. USEFUL: pursue goals effectively conditional on each trajectory-length. We use DReST to train deep RL agents...

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