Shared chat-template tokens piggyback narrow finetuning behaviors onto out-of-domain queries; regularizing their KV states (TReFT) reduces emergent misalignment and other off-topic generalization.
Unintentional unalignment: Likelihood displacement in direct preference optimization.arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.08847
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