Exploring multi-hop subliminal learning

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TL;DR: I explored multi-hop subliminal learning by applying the subliminal learning pipeline iteratively across multiple distillation steps, with each student becoming the next teacher. For Qwen specifically, we see that longer training stabilizes the trait expression rate for a strong trait (e.g. cat-loving) but shorter training is more seed-unstable. For a weak trait (e.g. owl-loving), trait expression is near-baseline and the model also starts to answer "Qwen" in a significant number of insta...

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