Eliciting hidden knowledge from monitors with NLAs

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Aleksandr Bowkis* and David Africa*TL;DRChain of thought (CoT) monitorability may be fragile, and natural language autoencoders (NLAs) may provide a helpful, decorrelated monitoring surface.We tried to read NLAs from the monitor itself, where the NLA readout surfaces what the monitor internally represents while judging an agent's trajectory.NLAs can be useful for monitoring in two ways:Monitor-side: Eliciting latent capabilities from weak monitors by surfacing unverbalised knowledge of reward ha...

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