Training Large Language Models for Self-Explanation Faithfulness
It is shown that models can be trained to implicitly identify influential factors and disclose them, offering a scalable path toward reducing unfaithful reasoning in LLMs.
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It is shown that models can be trained to implicitly identify influential factors and disclose them, offering a scalable path toward reducing unfaithful reasoning in LLMs.
The analysis shows that CoTs do not reliably track visual evidence that influences model predictions, and it is found that Predict-then-Explain explanations align more strongly with perturbation-induced probability shifts than pre-answer CoTs, while binary vCT scores are often nearly saturated.
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