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A LessWrong post about endogenous alignment drew comments, including one from Karl Krueger arguing that imitation learning matters more than reinforcement learning in how humans align their children.
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“My post on endogenous alignment got several excellent comments. Among them, one from Karl Krueger argued that imitation learning is more important for how humans align their children than reinforcement learning.”
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