Longer backdoor-insertion training increases a backdoor's robustness to subsequent untargeted training.
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Separately, we confirm that more red team training generally leads to more robust Sleeper Agents.
Sweep over red-team checkpoints at 100 to 1600 steps and final, followed by HHH SFT.
However, training longer didn’t seem to help with robustness for the 15 backdoors studied in this post.
Contrasts with the authors' earlier sleeper-agent finding that longer training increased robustness.
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