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An AI development team is choosing between two methods for aligning a language model with human preferences. Method A involves a multi-stage process: first, an explicit reward model is trained on preference data, and then this model is used to guide the language model's policy using reinforcement learning. Method B uses a simpler, single-stage process that directly optimizes the language model's policy on the preference data using a classification-style objective. What is the most significant im
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Ch.4 Alignment - Foundations of Large Language Models
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