How useful is cross-domain generalization for training LLM monitors?

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We study how well single-token classification training generalizes and find that:Control monitor performance can be improved by training on adjacent classification tasks (which is useful if we don't have high-quality in-domain data).We do not find strong benefits from classification-specialized models: training on instruction following after classification training not only keeps the uplift from classification training, but it also mitigates some generalization failures that arise from training ...

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