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System 2 Reasoning for Human-AI Alignment: Generality and Adaptivity via ARC-AGI

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arxiv 2410.07866 v5 pith:HFQWCDAX submitted 2024-10-10 cs.AI

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keywords adaptivitygeneralityreasoningalignmentarc-agicompositionalevaluationfeedback-driven
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Despite their broad applicability, transformer-based models still fall short in System~2 reasoning, lacking the generality and adaptivity needed for human--AI alignment. We examine weaknesses on ARC-AGI tasks, revealing gaps in compositional generalization and novel-rule adaptation, and argue that closing these gaps requires overhauling the reasoning pipeline and its evaluation. We propose three research axes: (1) Symbolic representation pipeline for compositional generality, (2) Interactive feedback-driven reasoning loop for adaptivity, and (3) Test-time task augmentation balancing both qualities. Finally, we demonstrate how ARC-AGI's evaluation suite can be adapted to track progress in symbolic generality, feedback-driven adaptivity, and task-level robustness, thereby guiding future work on robust human--AI alignment.

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    cs.LG 2025-07 reject novelty 4.0 of 10

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