J-Space Surfaces a Model's Unspoken "Distracted" Thoughts
mlpowered · x · 2026-07-07
Researchers instructed the model to "simultaneously think about something irrelevant" while processing text and observed the J-space. The model complied without mentioning those irrelevant concepts in the generated tokens; yet, the J-space clearly surfaced them. This suggests J-space carries implicit thinking that the model leaves unexpressed in its output.
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