Diluting Poisoned Data Made the Backdoor Stronger: Anthropic's 'Homeopathic Learning' Explained
If you find a few poisoned examples in a fine-tuning dataset, the obvious fix is to dilute them: add lots of clean data until the bad examples are a rounding error. A new study from Anthropic and Truthful AI says that instinct can backfire — sometimes dilution is exactly what turns harmless-looking…
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- 2026-11-11 08:18 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Diluting Poisoned Data Made the Backdoor Stronger: Anthropic's 'Homeopathic Learning' Explained