Angles of attack for continual learning safety

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This is the fourth post in the sequence Implications of Continual Learning for LLM Agents.SummaryContinual learning is a capability that largely doesn’t exist yet in LLMs. We first want to acknowledge that this may make it difficult to identify tractable angles of attack for making CL safer: it may be too difficult to predict how the development of CL will play out to find good opportunities to positively influence that development. Differential development is one way to get around this issue, b...

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