Reinforcement Learning through Human Feedback - EXPLAINED! | RLHF

We talk about reinforcement learning through human feedback. ChatGPT among other applications makes use of this.
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[@LudAngel]

Did I get this right? Quiz 1) = D all of the above : 2) B accelerates learning 3) C Assess and Score - I'm learning AI training model professionally
Enjoyed your class Prabhu!

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

Brilliant Bro 👌. Excellent explanation. I never understand RLHF reading so many books and notes. Your examples are GREAT & simple to understand 👌
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[@neetpride5919]

Great video! I have a few questions:
1) Why do we need to manually train the reward model with human feedback if the point is to evaluate responses of another pretrained model? Can't we just cut out the reward model altogether, rate the responses directly using human feedback to generate a loss value for each response, then backpropagate on that? Does it require less human input to train the reward model than to train the GPT model directly?
2) When backpropagating the loss, do you need to do recurrent backpropagation for a number of steps that is the same as the length of the token output?
3) Does the loss value apply equally to every token that is output? Seems like this would overly punish some words e.g. if the question starts with "why" it's likely the response is going to start with "because" regardless of what comes after. Does RLHF only work with sentence embeddings rather than word embeddings?

[@0xabaki]

1) I think the point is to minimize the human feed back volume so humans just give enough responses to train a model for all future feedback. this way humans are not going to always have to give feedback, but instead will lay the basis, and probably come back to re-evaluate what the reward model is doing so it is still acting human
(2) and (3) seem more specific to the architecture of chatGPT and neither PPO nor RLHF. I would look into the other GPT specific videos he made

[@theartofwar1750]

At 6:58, you have an error: PPO is not used to build the reward model.

[@francisco444]

That's correct. The PPO algorithm is used to fine-tune the SFT model against the reward model scores, in order to prevent the model from "cheating" and generating outputs that maximize the reward score but are no longer normal human-like text.
PPO ensures the final RLHF model's outputs remain close to the original SFT model's outputs.

[@manigoyal4872]

what about the generation of rewards, will there be another model to check the relativity of the answer and the precision of the answer, cause we have a lot of data

[@sangeethashowrya0318]

Sir ,please make a video on function approximation in RL

[@IsmailNajib-q5f]

you are the best

[@manigoyal4872]

Acts as a randomizing factor depending on whom you are getting feedback from

[@thangarajr-qw6wy]

(1) supervised fine-tuning (SFT), (2) reward model (RM) training, and (3) reinforcement learning via proximal policy optimization (PPO) on this reward model explain me

[@l.u.v]

Nice

[@ayeshariaz3382]

where to det your slides?

[@0xabaki]

haha quiz time again:
0) when the person knows me well
1)D
2)B if proper human feedback
3)C

[@manigoyal4872]

Aren't we users are the humans in feedback loop for openai

[@ksieiehxnzna]

Yeah, however openai has the final say on what feedback goes through

[@thangasamysaminathan515]

Quiz 2: B

[@063harshsahu2]

looking like indian but accent like britisher, where u from bro ?

[@aswinselva03]

The video is informative and good. but stop saying quiz time in an annoying way

[@cajunguy6502]

I have to say I disagree because of how annoying it is. The best mnemonic ones are the ones that become annoy earworms. That super obnoxious voice is meant to trigger something in our brain. If your brain doesnt like something, it flips a switch, just in case you need to go fight-or-flight, focus sharpens, Circulation increases, your whole body is getting ready to respond. It basically puts you in testing/high stress mode, which is perfect for a practice quiz.

[@thangasamysaminathan515]

D. all of the above

[@LabibIbnMuzahid]

all the above

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[@ArielOmerez]

B

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C

[@ArielOmerez]

D

[@vtrandal]

RLHF? ROTFL