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Gradient Routing: Masking Gradients to Localize Computation in Neural Networks — LessWrong

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We present gradient routing, a way of controlling where learning happens in neural networks. Gradient routing applies masks to limit the flow of gradients during backpropagation. By supplying different masks for different data points, the user can induce specialized subcomponents within a model. We think gradient routing has the potential to train safer AI systems, for example, by making them more transparent, or by enabling the removal or monitoring of sensitive capabilities. In this post, we: If you’re interested in further discussion or details, check out the paper and its extensive appendices, or the code for gradient routing. Gradient routing allows the user to configure what data (at the level of tokens, documents, or any other feature of the data) causes learning updates where in a neural network (parameters, activations, modules). In full generality, this configuration is achieved by assigning weights to every edge in the computational graph, for every data point. These weights

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