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It really is going to get to the point where mathematicians are going to start inserting obvious "tells" in their proofs - like map makers used to do with "trap
by Bluestein 1mo ago
It really is going to get to the point where mathematicians are going to start inserting obvious "tells" in their proofs - like map makers used to do with "trap streets" and similar non-existent features, to catch copies.-
- garyfirestorm 1mo agoDo you think the training process will retain these artifacts? I doubt it. If they were simply stealing the content - sure it would make sense - but I suspect they’re feeding it into training data and RL might distill these out.
- Bluestein 1mo agoI am thinking along these lines. You do raise a great point.- https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison?from_blog=true https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison?from...