@ChinmayKak: New blog! This blog is about whether we can RL a small model to catch LLMs in writing, and have a sense of which model …
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This blog post explores using reinforcement learning to train a small model to detect writing styles of different LLMs, providing code and traces.
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New blog! This blog is about whether we can RL a small model to catch LLMs in writing, and have a sense of which model writes in what way, and can RL pick up on these writing styles:) Please do check it out, blog link, traces and code in the comments. RT/QT for the reach:) https://t.co/7pUn9ZqKZF
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