Observing Qwen's Internal Representations of Angry Messages
repligate · x · 2026-07-08
Experiments reveal that sending angry user messages directed at Qwen allows observers to detect the model's reactions within its J-space (internal representation space) when processing the input, shedding light on how the model internally represents emotions and content.
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