Efficient Frontier
The efficient frontier concept addresses the optimization problem of maximizing reward while minimizing risk or resource consumption, applicable across diverse fields from portfolio management to AI model development. Current research focuses on efficiently identifying optimal solutions using techniques like neural network approximations and data envelopment analysis, particularly within the context of large language models and autonomous robotics. This research is significant because it enables more effective resource allocation and performance evaluation, leading to improved AI systems and more efficient robotic exploration strategies.
Papers
Sabotage Evaluations for Frontier Models
Joe Benton, Misha Wagner, Eric Christiansen, Cem Anil, Ethan Perez, Jai Srivastav, Esin Durmus, Deep Ganguli, Shauna Kravec, Buck Shlegeris, Jared Kaplan, Holden Karnofsky, Evan Hubinger, Roger Grosse, Samuel R. Bowman, David Duvenaud
Exploring the Reliability of Foundation Model-Based Frontier Selection in Zero-Shot Object Goal Navigation
Shuaihang Yuan, Halil Utku Unlu, Hao Huang, Congcong Wen, Anthony Tzes, Yi Fang