csvoss: Golden Gate Claude came from Scaling Monosemanticity, so it counts as mechinterp
csvoss · x · 2026-10-13
csvoss offers a clean criterion in the debate: Anthropic's Golden Gate Claude demo came from the Scaling Monosemanticity paper (2024, with colah), which came from asking good questions about causality — so it is mechinterp by definition.
The exchange is part of an ongoing discussion about what counts as interpretability research.
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