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Evaluating a Claim of Perfect Model Alignment
A technology company announces they have developed a 'perfectly safe and helpful' language model. Their primary evidence is that the model was fine-tuned using an extensive dataset of 1 million preference comparisons, all generated by a dedicated team of in-house employees. Critically evaluate the company's claim. In your response, identify and explain at least two potential weaknesses in this alignment strategy, even with such a large volume of feedback data.
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Ch.4 Alignment - Foundations of Large Language Models
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