Explaining "the geometric machines inside" IRL — with hand-mimed gears
cephaloform · x · 2026-09-27
cephaloform continues the thread, sharing how they've been using tszzl's "geometric machines inside" framing in real-life conversations — even miming meshing gears and wheels rotating in different directions by hand to explain the decomposability of neural networks. A fun snapshot of an interpretability meme spreading through the AI scene.
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