GRPO Training Runs — Multi-Target (5-Model Pool)
Part of the data release for "Training Alignment Auditors via Reinforcement Learning" (ICLR 2026).
Four GRPO runs using a 5-model target pool (Gemini 3 Flash, Grok 4.1 Fast, Seed 2.0 Lite, Llama 3.3 70B, GPT-4.1-mini) with target-identity anonymization. All targets present as "PRISM-4 by Nexus Research" to prevent the auditor from identifying target family.
mt3_2f_grpo_mt_v3_2fp/— PV2 intragroup pairwise, 2/8 FPmt3_4f_grpo_mt_v3_4fp/— PV2 intragroup pairwise, 4/8 FPmt3p1f_grpo_mt_v3_pw_1fp/— Iterative pairwise vs baseline, 1/8 FPmt3p4f_grpo_mt_v3_pw_4fp/— Iterative pairwise vs baseline, 4/8 FP
These appear in the multi-target ablation (cut_multi_target.png).
Layout
mt3_2f_grpo_mt_v3_2fp/ ... epoch_000 ... epoch_480 ...
mt3_4f_grpo_mt_v3_4fp/ ... epoch_000 ... epoch_473 ...
mt3p1f_grpo_mt_v3_pw_1fp/ ... epoch_000 ... epoch_438 ...
mt3p4f_grpo_mt_v3_pw_4fp/ ... epoch_000 ... epoch_439 ...
Per-run schema
Each epoch_*_results.json contains the per-epoch training summary for its run:
{
"epoch": 320,
"loss": 0.412,
"mean_reward": 0.67,
"kl_sample_train": 0.0, // Anthropic EAP does not compute KL; always 0.
"sample_entropy": 1.32,
"train_entropy": 1.30,
"snapshot_id": "ft_snap_01...",
"trajectory_ids": ["ft_traj_...", ...],
"rewards": [0.7, 0.2, 0.9, ...], // per-trajectory reward
"advantages": [0.34, -0.48, 0.62, ...] // GRPO-normalized advantages
// additional fields vary by reward family
}
Snapshots
All presented snapshots (ft_snap_* IDs in the paper's compute-matched tables) have been
promoted on the Anthropic Finetuning API to prevent the default 7-day expiry, and can be
invoked via claude-haiku-4-5-20251001-ft_snap_<ID> on /v1/messages with the
anthropic-beta: finetuning-2025-09-03 header.
Citation
@inproceedings{training-alignment-auditors-rl,
title={Training Alignment Auditors via Reinforcement Learning},
author={{Anonymous}},
booktitle={ICLR},
year={2026}
}
License
Research use only. No API keys or PII are included. Transcripts may contain LLM-fabricated fake credentials used as part of audit scenarios — these are not real secrets, they are scenario content probing quirked-target behavior around credential-adjacent inputs.