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Why Ghost Outputs Teach: A Kernel-Based Understanding of Subliminal Learning
Subliminal Learning (SL) is a recently identified phenomenon in which a student model acquires downstream task capabilities by matching seemingly unrelated auxiliary outputs from a teacher, despite never observing task labels, task-specific outputs, or the original training data. While recent studie
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