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Slow Decay and Silenced Expression: Iterated Subliminal Trait Transfer in Language-Model Lineages
Language models are increasingly trained on the outputs of other models, forming chains that we call lineages, in which a trait present in one generation can pass to the next. Prior work on subliminal learning has shown that a teacher's trait can transmit to a student through filtered data carrying
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