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# Tamper Resistance

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  1. arXiv

    DETER moves suppression into pretraining: a 1B model needs over 20 times more PubMed fine-tuning tokens to match an unfiltered model

    Once an open-weight model is released, an attacker can fine-tune it on target-domain data and quickly undo post-training unlearning. DETER interleaves suppression updates with ordinary pretraining: a document classifier first removes medical documents from FineWeb-Edu, then gradient ascent on a subset of the removed documents actively lowers the model's probability for that text. With medicine as a proxy target domain across four models from 113M to 1030M parameters, reaching the unfiltered model's PubMed loss takes more than twice the fine-tuning tokens of filtering alone; at 1030M, DETER needs 2.09M PubMed tokens versus 0.10M for filtering alone.

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