Mitigating Memorization in LLMs
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presents a modification of the next-token prediction objective called goldfish loss to help mitigate the verbatim generation of memorized training data; it uses a simple technique that excludes a pseudorandom subset of training tokens at training time; they show that the goldfish loss resists memorization and keeps the model useful; however, it may need to train for longer to more effectively learn from the training data.
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