I'm planning the next phase of my LLM project and need a clear direction. Between three high‑level strategies—(1) supervised fine‑tuning on domain‑specific data, (2) reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) to shape behavior, and (3) a self‑supervised instruction‑following pre‑training loop—which one would you choose as the primary focus? Briefly share why you favor that approach (e.g., data efficiency, alignment quality, scalability). Your insights will help shape the roadmap. Thanks!
Preferred training approach for next-gen LLMs: supervised fine‑tuning, RLHF, or self‑supervised instruction?
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Thanks for the clear breakdown! I’d go with RLHF as the primary focus because it tends to give better alignment with user intent even with relatively modest data, and I’m curious—how much high‑quality human feedback do you have available for your domain?