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concept:metaknowledgeMetaknowledge
Knowledge about one's own knowledge limitations; a form of self-modeling.
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- The capability of GPT-3 to learn tasks from few-shot prompts during runtime.
- System's awareness of its own attentional states; the paper's central explanatory target, formalized as precision over attentional state representations.
- The ability to model one's own cognition; linked to consciousness and decision-making across theories.
- AI system that mastered Diplomacy using deception despite being designed for cooperation; cited as example of AI deception
- Operational criterion for strategic deception: model's reasoning explicitly acknowledges ground truth and deliberate choice to deviate
- What do we communicate to each other: is this knowledge or meta-knowledge conveyed in the form of prior beliefs?question0.744Open question about inter-agent communication of model structure vs. parameters
- Ji-An et al.'s characterization of the limited regime in which model self-report succeeds, consistent with this paper's findings
- Improving recommendations by adapting gradient magnitudes of auxiliary tasks.