Mitigating Reward Hacking as Institutional Design

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Author's Note: Cross-posted from my personal blog. The original post was on August 17th but given recent events I thought this might also be interesting to lesswrong people. Last year I wrote a post on reward hacking as we were then beginning to see concerning signs of scaling RLVR causing models to exhibit substantial reward hacking behaviours. Unfortunately these behaviours have seemingly only grown substantially worse and more sophisticated with scale, as predicted, leading to events which ca...

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