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Aligning Large Language Models with Human: A Survey

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Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

A curated survey of methods for aligning large language models with human values, preferences, and intentions. It organizes key techniques, benchmarks, and open problems into a structured reference for researchers and practitioners.

Best for

Best for
Researchers and developers new to LLM alignment who need a structured literature overview

Use cases

  • Getting a comprehensive overview of alignment approaches like RLHF, constitutional AI, and debate
  • Identifying key papers and benchmarks for starting alignment research
  • Understanding the landscape of open problems and future directions in LLM alignment

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A curated survey of methods for aligning large language models with human values, preferences, and intentions. It organizes key techniques, benchmarks, and open problems into a structured reference for researchers and practitioners.

742 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2023-09-11.

Use cases

  • Getting a comprehensive overview of alignment approaches like RLHF, constitutional AI, and debate
  • Identifying key papers and benchmarks for starting alignment research
  • Understanding the landscape of open problems and future directions in LLM alignment

Pros

  • Well-organized taxonomy of alignment methods with clear categories
  • Covers both foundational and recent work, useful as a starting point
  • Community-maintained with active updates and contributions

Cons

  • Not a tool or library, only a survey of existing work
  • May become outdated as the field evolves rapidly
  • Lacks hands-on code examples or implementation guidance

Indexed from awesome-llm and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Well-organized taxonomy of alignment methods with clear categories
  • Covers both foundational and recent work, useful as a starting point
  • Community-maintained with active updates and contributions

Cons

  • Not a tool or library, only a survey of existing work
  • May become outdated as the field evolves rapidly
  • Lacks hands-on code examples or implementation guidance