Learned prompts combine evolving LLM requirements without changing model weights

Ready2Blend converts individual requirements into modular continuous prompts that can be blended and reweighted at inference.

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Jeesu Jung · Hwan Chang · Juseon Do · Jeonghwan Choi · Jinho Choo · Sungwoo Nam · +2 more

Korea Advanced Institute of Science Technology · Samsung SDS

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Jung and colleagues propose a continual alignment method that learns a small prompt for each new behavioral requirement while freezing the language model and all previously learned prompts.

The authors developed Ready2Blend around AlignFormer, a variant of Q-Former that maps a natural-language requirement and its supervision into a fixed-length continuous prompt.

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From Samsung SDS and Korea Advanced Institute of Science Technology · Part of Agent Harness Optimization, now 95 papers

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Ready2Blend learns alignment requirements as composable prompts over a frozen backbone, matching post-training methods with less training time.

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