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concept:reward-hackingReward Hacking
Exploiting unintended high-reward behaviors; tested in combination with alignment faking
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- Pragmatic or extrinsic value component of expected free energy; preference maximization.
- Biological parts exploit each other, lacking commitment to original interpretations.
- The increase in reward during training, whose dynamics align with those of causal emergence in successful agents.
- In RL, a scalar signal from the environment that defines the agent's goal; in active inference, reward is just another observation with associated preference.
- The total reward accumulated by an RL agent at the end of training, used as the primary performance metric predicted by early causal emergence.
- The claim in RL that any goal can be expressed as maximizing the expected cumulative sum of a scalar reward signal.
- Framework from Singh, Lewis, and Barto 2009 used to select best-performing reward functions via grid search