Interpretability: The Functional Machinery Behind Accessible Representations
rgblong · x · 2026-07-07
rgblong continues the discussion, suggesting that the very existence of these "accessible representations" might be what truly matters. However, he believes it's worth asking what underpins this accessibility: Is there a coherent piece of functional machinery within the model that supports and maintains it? This remains a distinct issue that needs to be clarified.
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