Improve SAIL-RevKL page with UAI 2026 poster and clearer theorem statement - #7
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Summary
This PR improves the SAIL-RevKL research post for our UAI 2026 paper, On the Convergence of Self-Improving Online LLM Alignment. It adds the conference poster and sharpens the theoretical presentation around the central research question: whether a global convergence guarantee can be established for online RLHF formulated as a bilevel optimization problem.
The revised post also states the main SAIL-RevKL convergence theorem, its assumptions, and its scope more clearly, followed by the corresponding LLM alignment results.
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