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Human Preference Alignment via Reward Models

A primary method for LLM alignment is fine-tuning with reward models, a technique especially suited for tasks involving complex human values that are hard to define explicitly. This approach is particularly advantageous for aligning models with subjective preferences and navigating real-world scenarios that demand a subtle understanding of context. Instead of relying on a limited set of human-written examples, a reward model is trained on human preference data to act as a proxy for an expert's judgment. This model then provides feedback to the LLM, rewarding it for generating outputs that align with human values and reframing the alignment problem within a reinforcement learning framework like RLHF.

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