Research has found that the reconstruction scores of natural language autoencoders (NLA) cannot verify the truthfulness of individual statements; the model...
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Research has found that the reconstruction scores of natural language autoencoders (NLA) cannot
verify the truthfulness of individual statements; the model may rely on 'private codes' rather than actual evidence. The authors propose the RECAP method, which jointly trains a linear head on the target model to keep the specified content decodable. On Pythia-160M, independent probes can reliably distinguish true and false statements (AUC 0.96) and still mark lies under adversarial edits (AUC 0.95).
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Research has found that the reconstruction scores of natural language autoencoders (NLA) cannot verify the truthfulness of individual statements; the model...