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One of the clearest people to study for the early OpenAI RLHF stack, especially where human feedback moved from summarization experiments into general instruction-following systems.
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Editor reviewedRyan Lowe
Instruction-following via RLHF (InstructGPT)
Contributor to OpenAI's human-feedback and reinforcement-learning work
A useful person to follow for the connection between classic multi-agent RL and the human-feedback work that later fed into OpenAI’s instruction-following systems.
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Multi-agent reinforcement learning
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Learning to summarize from human feedback
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InstructGPT
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Instruction-following via RLHF (InstructGPT)
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Training language models to follow instructions with human feedback
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OpenAI
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